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Taj Mahal on a Sunny Day!

Taj Mahal on a Sunny Day! - agra, india, monument, mystical, photography, place, reflection, shah jalal, taj mahal, travel, world heritage
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Great shot of Taj Mahal, one the of seven wonders of the world.
kefka Uploaded by kefka on . Taj Mahal on a Sunny Day! - Desktop Nexus Architecture Download free wallpapers and background images: Taj Mahal on a Sunny Day!. Desktop Nexus Architecture background ID 6572. Great shot of Taj Mahal, one the of seven wonders of the world. 5.0
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Alexandra66
Posted by Alexandra66 on 08/12/14 at 11:06 AM
FAV. +1 :)
swati16
Posted by swati16 on 06/19/11 at 02:07 PM
That's true evidence that this was a Hindu Palace.

Shah Jehan deemed that no one else should ever copy the masterpice, so he had the master craftsmans hands cut off.
kass
Posted by kass on 02/10/11 at 08:39 PM
Maravillosa, espectacular.
Prosperity88
Posted by Prosperity88 on 07/31/09 at 10:05 AM
This is actually a Hindu Temple Built for Lord Shiva. Actual Name is Tej Mahalaya.
Puneetverma
Posted by Puneetverma on 07/30/09 at 06:12 AM
guudd
Ahava
Posted by Ahava on 07/24/09 at 05:47 PM
the beautiful taj mahal! built by the Persian Muslim Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan for his dead wife, Mumtaz Mahal. (Mumtaz Mahal means "beloved ornament of the palace" in Persian. Her real name was Arjumand Banu Begum). The whole building and grounds were meant to be a lifesize depiction of Islamic "Paradise", or Heaven. "Paradise" is a Farsi word meaning, "walled garden". A Little known legend is that Mumtaz is not actually buried in the mausoleum at all but the Shah became so occupied with building his masterpiece that the small wooden shrine which held her body was thrown out on the trash pile & burnt!

In 2002 the Indian Supreme Court overruled Purushottam Nagesh Oak's (P.N. Oak) claim that the building was originally a Hindu temple built before the Persian Islamic invasion of Northern India. In most academic circles P.N. Oak is regarded as a crackpot. He also claims that Christianity and Islam are derived from Hinduism, which is so far from historical truth as to be laughable! Sorry Properity88!
Prosperity88
Posted by Prosperity88 on 06/29/09 at 06:35 PM
Actually all the evidence saying this is a Muslim temple are miss leading. The true story of this magnificent building is it was a Hindu Temple devoted to the great Lord Shiva. There is alot of evidence which is not told. There is a link which details and talks about evidence that this was a Hindu palace. If you type The Tajmahal is Tejomahalay A Hindu Temple.
It will show evidence that this was a Hindu Palace.
beextremo
Posted by beextremo on 08/05/08 at 05:05 AM
the best
markrocks
Posted by markrocks on 05/10/08 at 10:20 AM
awesome wallpaper........2 gud, luv it........

taj mahal rocks!!
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Uploaded By: kefka
Date Uploaded: January 01, 1970
Filename: _Mahal__Agra__India.jpg
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Category: Religious

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