Mosques in India
The graceful architectural style,
though strikingly far eastern, took on subtle Indian
connotations, evolving into a distinct style of its own. The towers
of the Great Indian Mosques soar high and uphold a tradition of
justice and equality, and multitudes raise their hands together in a
grand ceremonial praise of the Almighty. Remarkable in design
and execution, the mosques stand out by the sheer brilliance of
their style and simplicity.
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The biggest mosque of India is one of finest examples of the
craftsmanship of Indian artisans. The majestic Jama Masjid is
awe-inspiring with its imposing structure and it offers a
breathtaking view of the surrounding environs. |
 Babur
laid the foundation for the Jamali Kamali, and it was completed by
his son, Humayun. The mosque reflects a change in the style of
Indian architecture. Eye catching verses inscribed on its walls,
along with colourfully painted tiles enhance its beauty. |
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 Built
in 1860 by Begum Sikander, the mosque is a harmonious blend of
traditional architecture with the modern. Built out of white
marble, its beauty is a tribute to the artisans who crafted it |
 One
of the largest and most elegant mosques of India, it presents a
spectacular sight. A landmark in the city of Bhopal, this Masjid
gives the impression of seeking blessings from the heavens above. |
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 Believed
to be built in two and a half days, it is a good example of early
Indo-Islamic architecture. Originally a college, it was converted
into a mosque in 1198, and has verses from the Koran inscribed |
 A
blend of Islamic calligraphy and Hindu motifs, it offers a
spectacular view. Its intricate carvings and pointed arches
present an exquisite sight. |
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