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Nambal village is located about 18 kilometers from Kallar Syedan Tehsil in Rawalpindi District and approximately 65 kilometers from Islamabad.

The foundation of Jamia Masjid Ghausia Mehria Nambal was laid around 1905 by the late Pehnda Khan, father of the late Lal Khan. Initially, it was a single room. Pehnda Khan was in the military at that time and was martyred during duty in 1914.

Later, in 1963, the mosque was renovated. It was expanded, minarets were added, the courtyard was enlarged, and washrooms were built.

Lal Khan and his brother Abdul Kareem donated the land for the mosque fi sabeelillah (for the sake of Allah). Later, around 1977, the minarets and other structures were upgraded. At now this time, Nambal consist of about 10 to 12 small villages.

In 2001, Kashif Mahmood, son of Guldad Khan and a member of the mosque committee, moved the ablution area to the mosque’s basement to make more space. During this renovation, the mihrab was expanded, and the pulpit was placed within the mihrab.

Later, in 1963, the mosque was renovated. It was expanded, minarets were added, the courtyard was enlarged, and washrooms were built.

Lal Khan and his brother Abdul Kareem donated the land for the mosque fi sabeelillah (for the sake of Allah). Later, around 1977, the minarets and other structures were upgraded. At now this time, Nambal consist of about 10 to 12 small villages.

In 2001, Kashif Mahmood, son of Guldad Khan and a member of the mosque committee, moved the ablution area to the mosque’s basement to make more space. During this renovation, the mihrab was expanded, and the pulpit was placed within the mihrab.