Qutub Minar vs. Vishnu Stambh | Quwwat Ul Islam Masjid | Delhi

#qutubminar #vishnustambh #delhi When we enter the Qutub Minar complex, the first thing we notice is the Alaminar. It is said that Alauddin Khilji began its construction, but Alauddin died before even the first floor was completed. History tells us that after Alauddin's death, his successors showed no interest in building it. Visible from afar, this towering pillar, now known as the Qutub Minar, appears to be an Islamic structure from a distance because verses from the Quran are inscribed on it. But to know the truth, we must get a little closer. We will discuss only the evidence that is scattered here. Near the Qutub Minar is the Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque. Quwwat-ul-Islam means "Power of Islam" in Hindi. But it is this power that was demonstrated by the destruction of the precious heritage of Hindu architecture and astronomical knowledge present within this complex. When we enter this mosque, Hindu-Jain architecture is visible on the pillars of the verandas. Bells, lion faces, scenes from the Ramayana, and other artwork are clearly visible on these pillars, which cannot be found in any mosque. These same bells can also be seen on the Qutub Minar. You must be aware that no Muslim ruler can install bells in a mosque or any of his architectural structures, because according to Islam, bells are the sound of the devil. Furthermore, the empty spaces of the broken statues indicate that there were once idols of gods here, and attempts have been made to erase their traces. Furthermore, other idols scattered throughout the complex can also be clearly seen. Can such idols exist within a mosque? Besides these, you can also see a statue of Lord Ganesha. Therefore, Qutub Minar and this mosque are against Islam, but these invaders, stubbornly opposing Islam, altered temples and built mosques. The most distinctive feature of this complex is the iron pillar, also known as the Garuda Pillar. It likely once housed a statue of Garuda, the mount of Lord Vishnu. Its unique feature is that this iron pillar is at least 1,700 years old and has endured this time in the open sky, enduring rain and storms. It is remarkable that even after so many centuries, it remains standing perfectly intact. This is a matter of astonishment even for today's scientists, who believe that this iron pillar should have rusted to powder centuries ago, but there is still no trace of rust on it. It is the only iron structure in the world that is so old that it remains intact to this day. You can see an inscription engraved in Sanskrit on it. Its Hindi translation can also be seen on a nearby wall, which was installed here on January 1, 1903. Historians believe that the Chandra mentioned here is the Gupta king Chandragupta II Vikramaditya. Now we know what this entire complex, which includes the Qutub Minar and this mosque, actually was. To understand it completely, you must watch this entire video without skipping. , Products I used for making this Video : Camera:- https://amzn.to/2yjfUAa Gopro Camera:- https://amzn.to/2JOVqk2 Audio Recorder:- https://amzn.to/2ta1In5 Recorder Accessory Pack:- https://amzn.to/2HPNGMV Color Mic:- https://amzn.to/2l8HEhf Handheld Camera Stabilizer:- https://amzn.to/2LSRxuZ