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Cheriyamundam is a panchayath of tirur taluk. It covers an area of 11.95 km² and includes 25,760 (1991) inhabitants. It is rich with natural beauty and historical places. It lies near the Tirur River. A number of old mosques and temples are there in this panchayath. Iringavur Juma masjid, Vaniyannur Juma masjid, Choppante Mantakm temple, are some of the ancient religious centres. One ancient British banglaw is also located here. Most of the land in this area was earlier under Kozhikode Samuthiri and Thrikkandyur Devaswam. After the passing of land reform act by Kerala government in 1956, land was distributed to tenants.

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	'''Cheriyamundam''' is a [[panchayath]] of [[tirur taluk]]. It covers an area of 11.95 km<sup>2</sup> and includes 25,760 (1991) inhabitants. It is rich with natural beauty and historical places. It lies near the Tirur River. A number of old mosques and temples are there in this panchayath. Iringavur Juma masjid, Vaniyannur Juma masjid, Choppante Mantakm temple, are some of the ancient religious centres. One ancient British banglaw is also located here. Most of the land in this area was earlier under Kozhikode Samuthiri and Thrikkandyur Devaswam. After the passing of [[land reform]] act by Kerala government in 1956, land was distributed to tenants. The panchayath governing body has 17 members. The current president of governing board is C.K. Usman, and Elamkulath Ismail is vice-president. Now most of the families here depend on the members working abroad, especially in Arabian countries, and the agricultural face of the place is now changing. N.Mohammed Cheriyamundam, the author of ''Thoubayude Kavadam'& ummahathul mumineen lives at Parappoothadam in Cheriyamundam. N.Suhail Cheriyamundam is the editor of Ma'din school magazine (''Puramthodukal''). He lives in Parappoothadam Rabeeu Manzil. Ilyas Cheriyamundam is the author of ''Pravachakapremikal'', ''Nafeesathulmisriya'' and ''Thirunabi Vismayaprakrtham''. Al Ihsan Foundation this a famous publication situated in Parappoothadam. N.Muhammed the director of this creative publication. N. Ilyas is the Asi, director. One of the known personality connected to Cheriyamundam is [http://hameedmadani.hudainfo.com Cheriyamundam Abdul Hameed Madani], an Islamic Scholar, Quran Translator, Teacher, now resides in Puthantheru, Tanur.		'''Cheriyamundam''' is a [[panchayath]] of [[tirur taluk]]. It covers an area of 11.95 km<sup>2</sup> and includes 25,760 (1991) inhabitants. It is rich with natural beauty and historical places. It lies near the Tirur River. A number of old mosques and temples are there in this panchayath. Iringavur Juma masjid, Vaniyannur Juma masjid, Choppante Mantakm temple, are some of the ancient religious centres. One ancient British banglaw is also located here. Most of the land in this area was earlier under Kozhikode Samuthiri and Thrikkandyur Devaswam. After the passing of [[land reform]] act by Kerala government in 1956, land was distributed to tenants.