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Aį¹›hāi-dÄ«n-kā-jhompṛā mosque

mosque, Ajmer, India
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  • South Asian arts
    / Islāmic architecture in India: period of the Delhi and provincial sultanates

    The Aį¹›hāi-dÄ«n-kā-jhompṛā mosque (c. 1119), built at Ajmer, was similar to the Delhi mosque, the maqṣūrah consisting of engrailed (sides ornamented with several arcs) corbel arches decorated with greater restraint than the Quį¹­b example. The earliest Islāmic tomb to survive is the Sultān GharÄ«, built in…

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    The Aį¹›hāi-dÄ«n-kā-jhompṛā mosque (c. 1119), built at Ajmer, was similar to the Delhi mosque, the maqṣūrah consisting of engrailed (sides ornamented with several arcs) corbel arches decorated with greater restraint than the Quį¹­b example. The earliest Islāmic tomb to survive is the Sultān GharÄ«, built in…

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