Tara mosque is situated in Armanitola Abul Khayrat Road, Old Dhaka. The mosque, build on the blue marble flag of white marble, The mosque was built in the early eighteenth century. The construction date was not engraved on the mosque. It is known that in the eighteenth century, the landlord Mirza Golam Pir (Mirza Ahmad Jahan) came in Dhaka's 'Mahalla Ale Abi Sayyid' (later named Armanitola). He was the grandson of Dhaka's wealthiest person, Mir Abu Sayyi. Mirza Golam Pir made the mosque. It was known as Mirza Saheb's mosque. Mirza Golam Pir died in 1860. Later, in 1926, Ali Jan Bepari, the local businessman of Dhaka, reformed the mosque. Japan's colorful sugar-ticker material was used at the Mosque Mosque Karukaj.
