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Arakkal bell continues to resonate with the legacy of Kerala's sole Muslim dynasty

The New Indian Express Kannur

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December 09, 2024

THE ARAKKAL bell, a poignant symbol of the Arakkal dynasty, stands as a bridge to a bygone era. While iconic figures such as Ali Raja and Arakkal Beevi, along with the grandeur of the Arakkal Kettu (palace), remain etched in collective memory, the bell offers visitors to the Arakkal Museum a profound connection to the region's illustrious past.

- LAKSHMI ATHIRA @Kannur

Arakkal bell continues to resonate with the legacy of Kerala's sole Muslim dynasty

Erected in 1600, the bell tower was a lifeline for the community, serving to alert both residents and merchants. Though its chimes have fallen silent in recent years, the bell continues to captivate tourists and history enthusiasts, and has been immortalised in photographs and social media posts.

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