Charminar mosque, a manifest of Indo-Iranian architecture in Hyderabad, India
Charminar is the pictogram of Hyderabad, rising to the astounding height of 180 feet, the monument lies centrally in the old city.
Charminar mosque, a manifest of Indo-Iranian architecture in Hyderabad, India
Charminar was built by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591, to commemorate the obliteration of Plague from the city.
Charminar mosque, a manifest of Indo-Iranian architecture in Hyderabad, India
The term 'Charminar' is derived from two terms, 'Char' suggesting 'four' and 'Minar' meaning 'minarets'. Char Minar of Andhra Pardesh is actually a mosque with four minarets.
Charminar mosque, a manifest of Indo-Iranian architecture in Hyderabad, India
The construction of the mosque started and it came to be known as 'Charminar'.