Right-wing is Right

Taj Mahal was a Shiva Temple called "Tejo Mahalaya". The people who think otherwise please answer the below questions or a valid counter to the below points An article by P. N. Oak (from Pune, India) provides an overview of his research and lists his 109 proofs of how the Taj Mahal was a pre-existing Hindu temple palace, built not by Shah Jahan but originally at least 500 years earlier in 1155 AD by Raja Paramardi Dev as a Vedic temple. He  has done much research into this topic, and we will seevsome of his findings. The evidence he presents here is a most interesting read, whether you agree with it all or not, or care for some of the anger in his sentiment. Mr. Oak has presented his own conclusions in his books, most notably  Taj Mahal--The True Story   In 2022, a member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party petitioned Allahabad High Court, in Uttar Pradesh state, to throw open 22 locked doors at the Taj Mahal to find out its “...

  Dargah of Jalaluddin Rawan in Sulibhanjan, Khuldabad, Maharashtra, was a Shiva Temple. It's clear, that the so called Dargah of Jalaluddin Rawan is built on a Shiva Temple. The Yoni part of Shivalingam is visible in the open ground of dargah. The temple complex is 800 years old which was a part of Devgiri, Capital of Yadavas.  Jalaluddin Ganj-e-Rawa came from persia and decided to live here. The name of lake, Pariyon ka Talan is evidently a later name.  

  The Untold Story of Taj Mahal Question: "What was the cost of building Taj Mahal    a symbol of love ?" Answer: "7.4 million deaths". Yes Taj Mahal was a symbol of death. It has the blood of 7.4 million people on it. Let us explain. Monetary Cost If you are looking for the monetary cost of building Taj Mahal, it was 41.8 million (4.18 crore) rupees in 1631. But what was the value of 41.8 million in those days? The average income of a single family of peasants was approximately equal to One Dam per day. A Dam was a copper coin and 40 Dams was equal to a single rupee(1). A single rupee fetched 280 kilograms of rice. Taj Mahal was constructed at a cost of 4 crore rupees(2). But Taj Mahal demanded not just money. It demanded blood. The blood of 7.4 million people. A little background. It was 1631. Shah Jahan with his army marched to Burhanpur (Malwa) to punish a Mughal commander who turned rogue and joined hands with Shia Adilshahis ( Bijapur) and Nizamsha...

  Karim-ud-Din Mosque Bijapur was built with material from Hindu structures. At the heart of the ancient city of Vijayapura, in Karnataka, was a large and ancient temple built in the tenth or eleventh century. Vijayapura, founded by the Chalukyas, was known as the Varanasi of the South. As far back as thousand years ago this temple welcomed pious Hindus eager to experience the beautiful Svayambhu (self-arisen) deity of Siddeshwara. The temple was a charming example of Chalukyan architecture and consists of many large magnificently stone-carved pillars of the Chalukyan style, which is easily recognizable and distinct.  There were also a fairly spacious mandapa with friezes that attest to the mastery of the shilpis. For many years this temple was alive with joyous festivals, sacred rituals, yagnas, annadanams (feedings to the poor), Vedic recitations, and classical music and dance.  Like any other Hindu temple, this was a microcosm of the sophisticated culture and society t...

  Palaiya Jumma Palli Mosque, in Kilakarai, Tamil Nadu. Built in 628-630 AD, they say   it is one of the oldest mosques in the world. There is the Mihrab on the wall like all mosques for identifying the direction of prayer, which is the only proof that it is a mosque. Who will believe it to be a Mosque?

Interiors of a Temple  SultanGhari tomb Delhi regarded as first Islamic Mausoleum (tomb), built in 1231 AD for eldest son of Iltumish is in reality a Hindu temple. Architecture and evidences of the Hindu temple destroyed by Iltumish can still be found inside the Sultan Ghari tomb Delhi.  The tomb is built on the site of a Pratihara era (700-1100CE) Hindu temple as the tomb resembles images and structures present in ancient Hindu temples and incorporates Hindu era motifs on the plinths, columns as well as the chamber of the Tomb which is supported by four towers that are raised by two pillars each supporting a beam which showcases ancient relics of Hindu Temples on the Columns as well as on the floor. According to   Archaeological Survey of India “The ceiling rests on columns raised with two pillars each robbed from an earlier Hindu shrine; carved lintels from another were found embedded in the thick lime-concrete roof. Other pieces were used in the ceilings of the prayer-c...

You can draw your own conclusions from these pictures from Adina Mosque in West Bengal.  Adina Mosque in the district of     Malda, state of    West Bengal gives the proof of destroyed temples. The Adina Mosque’s construction absorbed materials from pre-Islamic Hindu and Buddhist structures. According to Encyclopedia Iranica also, the mosque's construction material included stone from Bengali temples. More Details Adina Mosque was the largest mosque in medieval times not only in Bengal but also in the whole of the subcontinent. It was, according to an inscription at its back wall, built in 1373 AD by sikandar shah, son of iliyas shah. For a sultan like Sikandar Shah, who declared himself to be the 'most perfect of the sultans of Arabia and Persia' in 1369 AD, and eventually the khalifa of the faithful. The building of such a mosque was a natural manifestation of his power and wealth. Needless to say, a sultan who could compare himsel...