Qila Explained

Qila (ar|قلعة), alternatively transliterated as Kilaa, is an Arabic word meaning a fort or castle. The term is also used in various Indo-Iranian languages. Qila often occurs in place-names.

India

Forts

• Aligarh Qila
• Rohtas Qila
• Allahabad Qila
• Chittorgarh Qila
• Gohad Qila
• Hatras Qila
• Lal Qila (Agra)
• Lal Qila - literally Red Fort in Delhi, India
• Purana Qila, Delhi
• Qila Rai Pithora, Delhi, established 12th-century
• Qila Mubarak
• Sasni Qila
• Shahi Qila, Jaunpur

Place-names

• Qila Raipur

Pakistan

Forts

• Shahi Qila, Lahore

Place-names

• Arkot Qila
• Azim Qila
• Besham Qila
• Hisara Kasan Ali Qila
• Hisara Sarbiland Khan Qila
• Khuni Qila
• Mughal Qila
• Sakhakot Qila in Malakand Agency
• Sāsoli Qila
• Qila Didar Singh
• Qila Ladgasht
• Qila Mihan Singh
• Qila Safed
• Qila Saifullah in Balochistan
• Qila Sheikhupura
• Qila Tara Singh
• Qila Sobha Singh
• Qila Sura Singh

Other

• Qila, Hebron, Palestinian territories
  • Lalbagh kella,Dhaka, Bangladesh Qila, Ordinals, BRC-20 cryptocurrency token

See also

• Kala (disambiguation), alternate spelling of qala ("fortress") in Persian
• Qala (disambiguation), alternate spelling of qala ("fortress")
• Qalat (disambiguation), disambiguation page for places whose names contain the words Qalat, Qelat, Kalat, Kalaat, Kalut, or Kelat