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Ibrahim
Rauza
which
is
the
tomb
complex
where
Ibrahim
Adil
Shah
II
is
buried
along
with
his
wife
queen
Taj
Sultana.
It
is
one
among
the
supreme
achievements
of
the
Adil
Shahi’s
which
is
remarkably
considered
and
finely
decorated.
It
was
completed
in
the
year
1627
by
Ibrahim
Adilshah
–II,
it
is
a
square
structure
with
twin
buildings
and
delicate
carvings.
The
building
was
designed
by
the
Persian
architect
Malik
Sandal
with
the
sentence
of
Quraan
are
beautifully
covered
on
the
walls.
Ibrahim
Roza
is
the
tomb
of
Ibrahim
Adil
Shah
II
with
his
two
sons
and
his
mother
on
the
left
and
on
the
right
side
with
a
mosque
set
in
a
walled
garden
facing
over
an
attractive
pond.
The
tomb
is
in
a
chamber
of
13
meters
and
has
the
ceiling
divided
into
nine
squares
with
curved
sides.
It
is
one
of
the
splendid
mosque
and
tomb
of
Bijapur,
it
is
known
for
its
graceful
arches,
halls,
intricate
designs
with
a
large
crowning
onion
dome.
The
dome
is
rising
from
a
lotus
petal
base,
it
is
said
to
be
a
creativeness
of
the
Taj
Mahal
at
Agra
with
24
meters.
The
big
fountain
and
reservoir
divide
the
mosque
from
the
tomb,
it
is
counted
one
among
the
beautiful
instances
of
Islamic
architecture.
This
consists
of
the
interconnected
buildings,
with
the
faultless
domes
topped
with
the
crescent
moons
and
surrounded
on
the
four
corners
with
the
symmetrical
minarets
that
manages
the
structural
simplicity
with
intricate
stonework
with
point
arches
that
leads
to
cool
high
ceiling
chambers
and
walls
richly
decorated
with
sculptures
and
hangings.
The
construction
was
between
the
15th
to
17th
century
of
the
Ibrahim
Roza
and
the
mosque
built
in
the
walled
garden
facing
the
ornamental
pond.
This
was
located
at
about
2
km
from
Bijapur
on
the
western
outskirts
of
the
city.
It
has
significant
sculptural
decorative
work
with
intricate
design
works.
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