File:Ibrahim Roza 1860.jpg

• Photographer: Unknown
• Medium: Photographic print, 17.6x24 centimetres
• Published from: Album of Views of Bombay and Bijapur
• Year of Publishing: 1860s.
• Caption:

The beautiful Ibrahim Rauza (1627) is the mausoleum complex where Ibrahim Adil Shah II is buried with his queen, Taj Sultana. Exceptionally conceived and finely decorated, it is one of the supreme achievements of the Adil Shahis. Designed by a Persian architect, Malik Sandal, the tomb and a mosque are set in a walled garden facing each other over an ornamental pond. Graceful minarets mark the corners of each building, surmounted by a dome rising from a lotus petal base. The tomb is supposed to have been an inspiration for the Taj Mahal at Agra

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