Pua Mokka (or Poa Mecca) is a significant Muslim pilgrimage site in Hajo, Assam, India, known as a quarter of Mecca, where prayers are believed to offer one-fourth the spiritual reward of praying in Mecca. It houses the tomb of Sufi saint Giasuddin Auliya and a mosque built in 1657 by Mughal prince Sujauddin Mohammed Shah, containing sacred soil from Mecca, making it a place of unique interfaith significance near Guwahati.