Lodhi

Symbolizes the strength and resilience of the Prophet Lodh who migrated from Makkah to Madinah, leaving behind his family and possessions.

The Lodhi dynasty ruled the Indian Subcontinent from 1451 to 1526 CE, and the name "Lodhi" became identified with Islamic power, rule, and culture in the region. The Lodhi rulers were known to build beautiful gardens and aqueducts, promoting that speck of green in the often arid deserts of India, and their architectural contributions continue to inspire and influence design throughout the country. The Lodhi name is associated with a golden age of Islamic civilization in India, and a time when the region was at the center of global trade and political influence.