Ilaiyangudi

Ilaiyangudi is a town in Sivaganga area, Tamil Nadu state, India. It is the focal point of government for the encompassing tehsils. The town has a transcendent Muslim populace. Islam was acquainted with Ilayangudi amid the sixth and seventh hundreds of years by Arab dealers. The Muslim people group was generally occupied with material weaving, bullock truck driving, cultivating and the developing of betel clears out. Kadai theru is the focal business locale. Ilaiyangudi is an administration town for encompassing towns.

It has business substances, for example, banks, workplaces, marriage corridors, PC stores, handyman stores, cycle shops, sound and video hardware shops, photograph studios, and printing presses. Kadai Theru is the principle shopping territory. The Kanmaai Karai territory's teashops are open till midnight. Singarathoppu and Alankarathoppu are the significant stimulation outlets. The town has four main Muslim gatherings in view of their individuals' occupation. The Ilaiyangudi Nesavu Pattadai INP was established in the mid sixteenth century, speaking to material weavers.

The Mela Pattadai spoke to bullock truck drivers. The Kodikka Pattadai spoke to betel leaf cultivators and the Salaiyur Nesavu Pattadai Salai Shaafi Jamath spoke to material weavers. A first mosque in Ilaiyangudi was worked in around 1450 CE. It was known as the Keela Pallivasal. Assist development was made on the west side of the mosque in 1744, the Mela Pallivasal. A Shafi mosque was worked in 1775 CE and a Hanafi mosque in 1811 CE. The INP mosque was worked in 1816 CE. The land had been given to the INP Jamath by the Vijayanagara lord, Sadasiva Raya in 1553 and had been related with petition giving from that time.