Secrets of the Taj Mahal Page #3
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by the time of Shah Jehan the
moguls controlled most of India
The first time this great
land has been unified
their faith with them, Islam.
becomes India's second religion
but the invaders don't
impose it on the people
they seek a balance between the cultures
religious tolerance
more than a hundred million people
now see business and industry,
science and art flourish
artists that court portray
their rulers as god-like being
there are no limits to
Shah Jehan hold sway over his subjects
over life and deaths
his word is law throughout the empire
this just ruler leads
the country to prosperity
and stability
that Shah Jehan brings the people
abundant joy and happiness
and the Shah Jehan mogul rule in India
reaches its dazzling zenith
but now his greatest legacy the Taj
Mahal symbol of the Indian Nation
is under threat
but now his greatest legacy the Taj
Mahal symbol of the Indian Nation
is under threat
this has been a
high-security zone since 2006
after bomb threats from terrorists
and religious fundamentalists
access to the mausoleum
is tightly controlled
filming at the magnificent
interior is forbidden
no one knows how long the Taj
will need this kind of protection
art historian ever call,
was able to study the Taj before
the restrictions came into force
she is the international experts
on the building and its history
she has also decoded the religious
symbolism of the the monument
Taj Mahal is the architectural
embodiment of this life
and the next according to Islamic belief
the ground plan shows this duality
the tomb garden with its mosoleum
and a worldly side meant
for bazaars and markets
what's interesting is
that the worldly side is
the mirror image of a mausoleum side
connecting square was
the great main gate
marks the transition to the tomb garden
and opens up the view to the mausoleum
at the center at the
mausoleum is the Holy of Holies
the most splendid room in the
Taj Mahal the final resting place
of Shah Jehan's bride
the most splendid room in the
Taj Mahal the final resting place
of Shah Jehan's bride
Mumtaz Mahal the
chosen one of the palace
lead a luxurious life in the
woman apartments of the Red Fort
poets admire her grace and charm
even the moon they say,
hides from her beauty in shame
the first lady at the
empire is fabulously wealthy
she has huge resources
she was the highest recipient of..
money in the entire Harem
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