Yeola

Yeola is a town, a city chamber and a taluka base camp in Nashik District in the Indian territory of Maharashtra. Yeola is known for work of a heavenly Sant Raghuji Baba, who was the fundamental reformer of Yeola City. He manufactured the main mosque in Yeola. Individuals say that when Mughal King Aurangzeb would go through any city with his armed force to catch India and on the off chance that he would not discover any mosque Masjid place of petitions for Muslims; he would devastate the entire city or town. When he was going through Deccan south piece of India or Aurangabad, he likewise passed Yeola City.

Starting at 2001 India evaluation, Yeola had a populace of 43,205. Guys comprise 52% of the populace and females 48%. Yeola has a normal proficiency rate of 99%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 99%, and female education is 99%. In Yeola, 14% of the populace is under 6 years old. Individuals of Yeola City were stressed over this since no single Muslim live in Yeola City thus there was no mosque or masjid.

Raghuji Baba assembled a few people and they constructed a Mosque. Be that as it may, in the wake of building the Mosque fear was not gone. Since, there were no Muslims in city. He assembled some Muslim from encompassing zone, and conveyed them to Yeola City. First mosque of Yeola city which called Patel ki Masjid and which is situated in Bhaldar Galli close Samadhi of Raghuji Baba.