Ibrahim Rauza

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Ibrahim Rauza is an ornate 17th-century tomb and mosque complex in Bijapur, India, renowned for its elegant Indo-Islamic architecture and often called the "Taj Mahal of the Deccan."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Islamic monument
mosque complex
tomb complex
alsoKnownAs Ibrahim Roza NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Deccan Sultanate architecture NERFINISHED
Indo-Islamic architecture
builtFor Ibrahim Adil Shah II NERFINISHED
burialPlaceOf Ibrahim Adil Shah II NERFINISHED
family of Ibrahim Adil Shah II
city Bijapur NERFINISHED
completionDate 17th century
constructionStart early 17th century
country India
era Adil Shahi dynasty NERFINISHED
hasDomeCount one main dome
hasFeature arched facades
calligraphic inscriptions
domed superstructure
intricate stone carving
ornate stucco work
hasGarden yes
hasMinaretCount four corner minarets
hasPart courtyard
minarets
mosque
ornamental tank
tomb
heritageDesignation protected monument of national importance in India
influenced later Deccan funerary architecture
inspiredBy Persian architectural traditions
locatedIn Bijapur NERFINISHED
India
Karnataka
Vijayapura district NERFINISHED
managedBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
material lime plaster
local basalt stone
nickName Taj Mahal of the Deccan NERFINISHED
notableFor balanced proportions
finely carved stone screens
rich decorative details
symmetrical layout
partOf Adil Shahi monuments of Bijapur NERFINISHED
period 17th century CE
region Deccan NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Islam NERFINISHED
touristAttraction yes

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Adil Shahi dynasty notableMonument Ibrahim Rauza
Deccan architecture notableExample Ibrahim Rauza