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There is a slight difference of opinion as to its purpose: it probably was a tower of victory, but then again it could have been built to be a minar (tower), attached to the Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque, for the muezzin (priest) to climb up top for a prayer.
3 comments:
Good to see these monuments. But I hope you do some stories on ancient rock architecture.
I find this post works well with few words.
There is no way I can read the big blocks of text in white with a black background, it causes me optical bleariness.
All the best
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One can learn so much about history by just looking at a great monument like this.
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