ADHAI DIN KA JHOPRA (Ajmer) | mosque, interesting place

India / Rajasthan / Ajmer / আজমেড় শরিফ
 mosque, interesting place
ADHAI DIN KA JHOPRA IS A MOSQUE THAT WAS BUILT IN 2.5 DAYS BY THE ORDERS OF MUHAMMAD GHORI, WHO CAME TO AJMER (THE CAPITAL OF CHAUHAN DYNASTY) IN A.D.1192 AFTER DEFEATING PRITHVIRAJ CHAUHAN IN THE SECOND BATTLE OF TERRAIN, THIS IS THE EARLIEST EXAMPLE OF ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE IN INDIA.
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Coordinates:   26°27'18"N   74°37'30"E

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  • Adhai Din Ka Jhopada was initially a sanskrit college or a jain temple,but after the anexure of Ajmer by muslim ruler it was converted to a mosque.
  • U mean to Everything in this world were started by hindu and then other religion... Dont forget hinduism also spread kamasutra which is known as porn now a days
  • ashok and azgar mulla is right
  • It is a very nice place.Whenever I go there I feel relaxed.....
  • Ya very nic place
  • The muslim rulers have no idea of their own only they convert the Hindu temples and colleges turn into the mosque and re-name them according to islam. There are a lot examples of my views. Everyone can find it from the history. The Kamsutra is developed to provide the information and knowledge before the world for happy and satisfactorily life because without this the world will come to an end.
  • nice place
  • Islam is peace through unity in allegiance and obedience to AKSHAR PUROSHOTTAM for the age, the YUG PURUSH ,the Adhinayak for the age for entire humanity. Prophet Muhammad PBUH and HF was the Dasham Avataar, the promise KALKI . This is the reason, there is no need to hold on the selective groups of idols of old recognising the continuity of the existence of AKSHAR PUROSHOTTAM for the age for uniting humanity. Islam is simple peace through unity in recognition, allegiance and obedience .
  • Yea sure buddy!!!! Did u learn this from university of RSS
  • Jamal baby....ashok is right....visit this place, read history and then speak.
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