Chatmohor Shahi Masjid is located in the center of Chatmohar Upazila, 30 km away from Pabna district. According to the inscriptions obtained from the mosque, in 1581 AD, during the reign of Emperor Akbar, the mosque was built by Syed leader Abul Fateh Muhammad Masum Khan, his brother Muhammad bin Turki Khan, in Kakshal Chatmohar. The construction technique of the three-domed Chatmohar Shahi Mosque is influenced by ancient Sultanate architecture. Chatmohar Shahi Masjid is 45 feet in length, 22 feet 6 inches in width and 45 feet in height.
The ancient sculptures on the walls of Chatmohar Shahi Mosque are the most interesting aspect of the mosque. In the 1980s, the mosque was completely constructed by the Directorate of the Republic of Bangladesh. However, after a few years of reconstruction, the three domes and the roof of the mosque were almost destroyed. Later, the mosque was renovated and declared as a protected antiquities under the Directorate of Archaeology. The Tughra inscription from the Chatmohar Mosque is currently preserved in the Barendra Research Museum, Rajshahi. A large number of visitors flock every day to see this mosque built 400 years ago.



