Imambara of (Nawab Salarjung Bahadur) Mirza Muhammad Ali Khan Sahab or Kaala Imambara."Zarih" in this Imambara has 13 domes associated with "13 Masoomin"
The original Rauza of Muhammad is situated inside Masjid-e-Nabawi at Medina (Saudi Arabia). In Lucknow the Rauza of Muhammad is situated near Madarsa-e-Waizeen adjacent to Jahaz wali kothi in the Raja Bazar area of Lucknow. This rauza is known as "90 dar ki Masjid". This mosque is the small scale replica of Masjid-e-Nabawi and Rauza of Muhammad. This Masjid also have the replica of Rauza-e-Fatimain, Medina.
Qadam-e-Rasool
The shrines related to Muhammad are also known as "Qadam-e-Rasool", where the relic of Muhammad's foot print is kept. Once Lucknow have many "Qadam-e-Rasool".
The oldest "Qadam-e-Rasool" in Lucknow was built in the year 1630 AD by Alkutaash Khan near Asharfabad.
The second "Qadam-e-Rasool" was built during the region of Nawab Asaf-ud-Daulah. This shrine was built in a small Mosque in the Sardaar Bagh in Rustam Nagar Area.
The third "Qadam-e-Rasool" was built by King Ghazi-ud-Din Haider in Wilayti Bagh in the area of Bibi Pur on the right bank of river Gomti. The Wilayti Bagh was built for Mubarak Mahal (the European wife of King Ghazi-ud-Din Haider).
"Malika Badsha Begam Sahiba" the wife of King Ghazi-ud-Din Haider also built a "Qadam-e-Rasool" in Husn Bagh in the area of Daliganj.
In the year 1830 King Nasir-ud-Din Haider also built a "Qadam-e-Rasool" in Imambara Shah Najaf (Hazratganj). This "Qadam-e-Rasool" was the most magnificent of all other "Qadam-e-Rasool". This "Qadam-e-Rasool" was partially destroyed on 16–17 November 1857 by the British forces.
Rauza of Ali
Imambara Shah Najaf, Lucknow
Ali is buried in the City of Najaf-e-Ashraf in Iraq, so the Rauza of Ali is called The Najaf.
Imambara Shah Najaf. This is an Imambara associated with Ali. In this Imambara the Zarih of Ali is kept on a platform "Shehnasheen". This Imambara was built by King Ghazi-ud-Din Haider. This Imambara also serves as the tomb of King Ghazi-ud-Din Haider and his three wives.
Najaf Qadeem or Purana Najaf. This Rauza is situated in the area of Niwaz Ganj. This is said to be the oldest Najaf in Lucknow.
Rauza of Husain at Karbala King Nasir-ud-Din Haider, Lucknow
Lucknow have many Rauzas of Husayn ibn Ali which are often called Karbala as Husain is buried in the city of Karbala, Iraq.
The oldest Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated in the Karbala Mir Khuda Baksh (Karbala Taal Katora) built on the birth anniversary of Ali in 1817, during the reign of Nawab Ghazi-ud-Din Haider.
A Second Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated in the Karbala of King Nasir-ud-Din Haider. This Rauza is situated behind Shia P.G. College on Sitapur Road in the Iradat Nagar area of Lucknow. This is the largest Rauza in entire India. The outer construction was left incomplete after the death of King Nasir-ud-Din Haider. The remains of the king is also buried here along with his wife Qudisiya Begam and his maternal uncle.
The third Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated in the Karbala of Malika Jahan Sahiba (Aishbagh ki Karbala), Aish Bagh, Lucknow. This Karbala was built by Ashiq Ali in the year 1840-41 for which the fund was provided by Malika Jahan Sahiba ( Wife of King Muhammad Ali Shah Bahadur, 3rd King of Awadh).
The fourth Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated in the Karbala of Dayanat-ud-Daula. It was built in 1851–52 by Dayanat-ud-Daulah, a khwajasara of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah. His original name was Mohammed Ali Khan and Dayanat-ud-Daulah was the title conferred upon him on 13 February 1847, on the occasion of King Wajid Ali Shah's coronation.
The fifth Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated in the Karbala of Puttan Sahib (Shahzadi Puttan Sahib ki Karbala). This Karbala is situated on Victoria Street in the Bazar Khala area of Lucknow. This Karbala was built by Sahibzadi Asmat Ara Begum, also known as Shahzadi Puttan Sahib (the great, great granddaughter of King Muhammad Ali Shah Bahadur, 3rd King of Awadh).
The Sixth Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated at Karbala Rafiq-ud-Daulah, (Karbala Abbas Bagh), Balaganj, Lucknow.
One small scale Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated inside Dargah Abbas Alambardar, Rustam Nagar, Lucknow.
Another small scale Rauza of Husayn ibn Ali is situated inside Imambara of Nawab Salaarjung Bahadur (Mirza Qasim Ali Khan Sahab), (Kaala Imambara), in Peer Bukhara Locality of Lucknow.
Qaima Gah
"Qaima Gah" is the shrine constructed over the same spot where the camps of Imam Husain were present during the battle of Karbala. The original shrine is situated at Karbala, Iraq. Lucknow has two "Qaima Gah".
The first "Qaima Gah" is situated in Karbala Mir Khuda Baksh (Karbala Talkatora). This "Qaima Gah" is a white colored octagonal structure with a dome.
The second "Qaima Gah" is situated in Kacchi Karbala, adjacent to Karbala of Dayanat-ud-Daula. This "Qaima Gah" is almost same to the original Qaima Gah in Karbala, Iraq.
Karbala Agha Mir or Karbala Moata-mud-Daula, Narhi, Lucknow is the first Rauza-e-Kazimain. It was built in 1815 by Saiyed Mohammad Agha Meer who was given the title of Nawab Moata-mud-Daula Bahadur in 1818. Agha Mir was the prime minister of King Ghazi-ud-Din Haider. After the Mutiny Britishers confiscated the properties and religious places of Shia Muslims for their active participation in the first war of independence of 1857. Monument came under the illegal possession of East India Company in February 1856 and later they handed it over to Freemasons.
The second Rauza-e-Kazimain is Karbala Sharaf-ud-Daula (Kazimain Building) situated in Sahadat Ganj. This Rauza was built by a converted Shia "Jagannath Agarwal" who was bestowed with the title of ‘Sharf-Ud-Daula’ by King Amjad Ali Shah. The constructed started in the Regime of King Amjad Ali Shah(4th King of Awadh) and was completed in the year 1852 during the regime of King Wajid Ali Shah (5th and last King of Awadh). Kazimain also remains hub of Muharram rituals throughout the mourning period of Muharram, which is two months and eight days. The famous procession of 8th Rabi-ul-Awwal also culminate at Kazimain and witness a very aggressive Seenazani and Zanjeer ka Matam by the devotees.
Rauza of Ali al-Ridha
The original Rauza or Tomb (Shrine) of Ali al-Ridha is situated at the city of Mashhad, Iran. Lucknow have a replica of Rauza of Ali al-Ridha which is situated at Karbala Azimullah Khan, near Karbala Mir Khuda Baksh (Karbala Taal Katora), Rajaji Puram, Lucknow. This rauza also have a Mosque by the name "Masjid-e-Gauhar Shaad" adjacent to the Rauza. This Mosque is also a small scale replica of "Masjid-e-Gauhar Shaad" in Mashhad, Iran.
Rauza of Fatima al-Kubra
The Rauza of Fatima al-Kubra is situated at Karbala Azimullah Khan, near Karbala Mir Khuda Baksh (Karbala Taal Katora), Rajaji Puram, Lucknow.
A small scale Zarih of Fatima al-Kubra is also kept inside Bait-ul-Huza at Imambara of Nawab Salaarjung Bahadur (Kaala Imambara), in Peer Bukhara Locality of Lucknow.
Rauza of Ali ibn Muhammad, Ali al-Hadi, Ali an-Naqi
Rauza-e-Askarien at Karbala Malika Afaq Sahiba, Lucknow
The Rauza of Ali an-Naqi is situated at Karbala of Malika Afaq Sahiba (Karbala-e-Askarien) (Gaar wali Karbala). The Karbala was built in the year 1837-42 by Malika Afaq Sahiba who was the wife of third king of Awadh Muhammad Ali Shah Bahadur.