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Explore how Islamic rule, specifically the Delhi Sultanate and the Mughals, transformed India's sacred spaces and landscapes, shaping not just new buildings but also the very concept of what makes a place holy. Discover how these rulers didn't simply replace existing structures but engaged in a dynamic process of interaction and adaptation, incorporating elements of Indian architecture and even supporting Hindu religious figures and places. Examine the influence of Akbar's religious tolerance on architectural styles, showcased in the blended elements of Fatehpur Sikri. Delve into the world of Sufi shrines, where Islamic and Indian design intertwine, reflecting the mystical nature of Sufism and the exchange of ideas and artistic styles. Join us as we explore the architectural legacy of Islamic rule, from the serene beauty of Mughal gardens to the ...