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  1. Ibrahim Rouza is a group of two buildings constructed in 1626 CE by Ibrahim Adil Shah II, the sixth Sultan of Adil Shahi dynasty. It consists of a tomb, a mosque and other structures with elaborate Islamic ornamentation and carving.

  2. 5 days ago · Adorned by slender minarets at each corner, of the utmost elegance and delicacy, fine stone filigree and decorative work. The Ibrahim Rouza is rated as on one of the most beautifully proportioned Islamic monuments in India and an inspiration for the Taj Mahal.

  3. Ibrahim Rauza (or Rawza) (Urdu: ابراہیم روضہ) (Hindi: इब्राहीम रौज़ा) is a funerary complex featuring a mausoleum and a mosque, which are very similar in style, with a fountain between them. Following the example of many Indo-Islamic monuments, the complex is raised on a plinth within an enclosed gated space.

  4. Ibrahim Roza is a tomb complex of Ibrahim Adil Shah II and his family, built in 1627 by a Persian architect. It is a fine example of Islamic architecture with a large dome, arches, carvings and a pond.

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    Ibrahim, the fifth king of the dynasty of Bahmanis, was a tolerant and an intellectual king who forged good relationship between Hindus and Muslims and also between Shia and Sunni Muslims in his kingdom and ushered harmony among the people of his kingdom; history has therefore titled him with the name of "Jagadguru Badshah". He ruled for 46 years.

  7. Aug 31, 2021 · Architecture of Ibrahim Roza. The cornices and cupolas, the minarets and parapets, the decorated walls and the beautiful stone windows have become old and worn out, yet they are so beautiful and captivating.

  8. Aug 7, 2012 · Ibrahim Roza is one of the brilliant specimens of Muslim architecture in Bijapur. The construction of the tomb of Ibrahim Roza is credited to Ibrahim Adil Shah II.