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Hidden within the grand tomb of Safdarjung in Delhi lies a lesser-known architectural gem — the Safdarjung Mosque. Built in 1754, during the final days of the Mughal Empire, this mosque is one of the last remnants of Indo-Islamic imperial design.

In this video, we take you on a guided historical walk through the mosque's:
🕌 Architectural features
📜 Historical background
🔍 Symbolic significance in the decline of the Mughal dynasty

Unlike the massive mosques of Shah Jahan's era, the Safdarjung Mosque reflects a simpler yet dignified style, with three domes, twin minarets, and Persian influences in its marble and sandstone work.

Join us as we uncover:

Who was Safdarjung?

Why was this mosque built beside his tomb?

How does it represent the fading glory of the Mughal Empire?

Whether you're a history lover, architecture enthusiast, or someone exploring Delhi’s forgotten monuments — this video is for you.

📍 Location: Safdarjung Tomb Complex, New Delhi
🎥 Shot in: 4K UHD
🎙️ Language: English (Subtitles available)

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