1 Dodda-Ballapur, Dargãh of Muhiud-Dîn Chishtî of Ajodhan (d. 1700) Temple materials used.
2 Hoskot
i Dargãh of Saballî Sãhib. Temple site.
ii Dargãh of Qãsim Sãhib. Converted temple.
**
You saw the list of Maharashtra? See Karnataka today!
The "number" of Temples that were destroyed to build Mosjids in #Karnataka !!
NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGIVE!
Source: Hindu Temples: What happened to them by Sita Ram Goel, Vol-l.
1 Dodda-Ballapur, Dargãh of Muhiud-Dîn Chishtî of Ajodhan (d. 1700) Temple materials used.
2 Hoskot
i Dargãh of Saballî Sãhib. Temple site.
ii Dargãh of Qãsim Sãhib. Converted temple.
**
1 Belgaum
i Masjid-i-Safa in the Fort (1519) Temple site.
ii Jãmi Masjid (1585-86) Temple site.
iii Mazãr of Badrud-Dîn Shãh in the Fort (1351-52) Temple site.
2 Gokak, Masjid. Temple site
3 Hukeri
i Mãn Sahib-kî-Dargãh (1567-68) Temple site.
4 Kudachi
i Dargãh of Makhdûm Shãh Walî. Temple site
ii Mazãr of Shykh Muhammad Sirãjud-Dîn Pîrdãdî. Temple site
5 Madbhavi, Masjid. Iva Temple materials used.
6 Raibag, Jãmi Masjid. Temple site
7 Sampgaon, Masjid. Temple site
**
1 Bellary, Masjid built by Tîpû Sultãn (1789-90) Temple site
2 Hampi, Masjid & Idgãh in the ruins of Vijayanagar. Temple materials used
3 Hospet, Masjid in Bazar Street built by Tîpû Sultãn(1795-96) Temple site
4 Huvinhadgalli Fort. Temple materials used
6 Kudtani, Dargãh. Durgevara Temple materials used.
7 Sandur, Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
8 Siruguppa, Lãd Khãn Masjid (1674) Temple site.
9 Sultanpuram, Masjid on the rock. Temple site.
**
1. Bidar - Ancient Hindu city transformed into a Muslim capital.
The following monuments stand on temple sites and/or temple materials have been used in their construction:
i Solã Khambã Masjid (1326-27)
ii Jãmi Masjid of the Bahmanîs.
iv Kãlî Masjid (1694)
v Masjid west of Kãlî Masjid (1697-98)
vi Farrah-Bãgh Masjid, 3 km outside the city (1671)
vii Dargãh of Hazrat Khalîlullãh at Ashtûr (1440)
viii Dargãh of Shãh Shamsud-Dîn Muhammad Qãdirî known as Multãnî Pãdshãh
x Dargãh of Shãh Zainu l-Dîn Ganj Nishîn
xi Dargãh and Masjid of Mahbûb Subhãnî
xii Mazãr of Ahmad Shãh Walî at Ashtûr (1436)
xiii Mazãr of Shãh Abdul Azîz (1484)
xiv Takht Mahal
xv Gagan Mahal
xvi Madrasa of Mahmûd Gawãn
3 Chillergi, Jãmi Mosjid (1381) Temple site.
4 Kalyani, Capital of the Later Chãlukyas. All their temples were either demolished or converted into mosques.
i Jãmi Masjid (1323) Temple site
ii Masjid (1406) Temple site
iv Dargãh of Maulãna Yãqûb. Temple site.
v Dargãh of Sayyid Pîr Pãshã. Temple site.
vi Fort Walls and Towers. Temple materials used.
vii Nawãbs Bungalow. Temple materials used.
i Jãmi Masjid. Temple si te.
ii Dargãhs of two Muslim saints. Temple sites.
6 Shahpur, Masjid (1586-87) Temple site.
7 Udbal, Jãmi Masjid (1661-62) Temple site.
**
1 Afzalpur, Mahal Masjid. Trikûta Temple materials used.
2 Badami, Second Gateway of the Hill Fort. VishNu Temple materials used.
3 Bekkunal, Dargãh outside the village. Temple materials used.
The following monuments are built on temple sites &/or Temple materials were used in their construction:
i Jãmi Masjid (1498-99)
ii Karîmud-Dîn-kî-Masjid in the Ãrk (1320-21)
iii ChhoTã Masjid on way to Mangoli Gate
v Makka Masjid
vi AnDû Masjid
vii Zangîrî Masjid
viii Bukhãrã Masjid (1536-37)
ix Dakhînî Idgah (1538-39)
x Masjid and Rauza of Ibrãhîm II Adil Shãh (1626)
xi Gol Gumbaz or the Rauza of Muhammad Adil Shãh
xii JoD-Gumbad
xiii Nau-Gumbad
xv Gagan Mahal
xvi Mihtar Mahal
xvii Asar Mahal
xvii Anand Mahal and Masjid (1495)
xviii Sãt Manzil
xix Ãrk or citadel
xx Mazãr of Pîr Mabarî Khandãyat
xxi Mazãr of Pîr Jumnã
xxii Dargãh of Shãh Mîrãnji Shamsul-Haq Chishtî on Shahpur Hill
6 Horti, Masjid. Temple materials used
7 Inglesvara, Muhiud-Dîn Sãhib-kî-Masjid. Munipã Samãdhi materials used
8 Jirankalgi, Masjid. Temple materials used
9 Kalleeri, Masjid near the village Chawdi. Keavadeva Temple materials used.
i Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
ii Mazãr of Kamãl Sãhib. Temple site.
iii Mazãr of Sadle Sãhib of Makka. Temple site.
11 Naltvad, Masjid (1315). Temple materials used.
12 Pirapur, Dargãh. Temple site.
13 Salvadigi, Masjid. Temple materials used.
15 Segaon, Dargãh. Temple site.
16 Takli, Masjid. Temple materials used.
17 Utagi, Masjid (1323). Temple site.
18 Talikota
i Jãmi Masjid. Jain Temple materials used.
ii PãNch Pîr-kî-Masjid & Ganji-i-Shahîdãn. Temple site.
**
Baba Budan, Mazãr of Dãdã Hayãt Mîr Qalandar. Dattãtreya Temple site.
**
VII #Chitaldurg District.
Harihar, Masjid on top of Harîharevara Temple.
**
1 Alnavar, Jãmi Masjid. Jain Temple materials used.
2 Bankapur
i Masjid (1538-39) Temple site
ii Jãmi Masjid (1602-03) Temple site
iii Graveyard with a Masjid. Temple site
iv Dongar-kî-Masjid. Temple site
v Dargãh of Shãh Alãud-Dîn-Qãdirî. Temple site.
4 Dambal, Mazãr of Shãh Abdullãh Walî. Temple materials used.
5 Dandapur, Jãmi Masjid. Temple materials used.
6 Dharwad, Masjid on Mailarling Hill. Converted Jain Temple.
7 Lakshmeshwar, Kãlî Masjid. Temple site.
i Jãmi Masjid. Temple site
ii Masjid in the Fort. Temple site
9 Hubli, 17 Masjids built by Aurangzeb in 1675. Temple sites
10 Hulgur
i Dargãh of Sayyid Shãh Qãdirî. Temple site
ii Masjid near the above Dargãh. Temple site
11 Misrikot, Jãmi Masjid (1585-86) Temple site
13 Ranebennur, Qalã, Masjid (1742) Temple site.
14 Savanur
i Jãmi Masjid reconstructed in 1847-48. Temple site
ii Dargãh of Khairullãh Shãh Bãdshãh. Temple site
iii Dargãh and Masjid of Shãh Kamãl. Temple site
**
1 Chincholi, Dargãh. Temple site
2 Dornhalli, Masjid. Temple site
3 Firozabad
i Jãmi Masjid (1406). Temple site
ii Dargãh of Shãh Khalîfatur-Rahmãn Qãdirî (d. 1421). Temple site
4 Gobur, Dargãh. Ratnarãya Jinãlaya Temple materials used.
i Arabaa Masjid (1338) Temple site
ii Dargãh of Pîr Chandã, Husainî (1454) Temple site
iii Chillã of Shãh Habîbullãh (1535-36) Temple site
6 Gulsharam, Dargãh and Masjid of Shãh Jalãl Husainî (1553) Temple site
7 Malkhed, Dargãh of Sayyid Jafar Husaini. Temple site
i Kalãn Masjid in Mahalla Mominpura (1373)
ii Masjid in Shah Bazar (1379)
iii Jãmi Masjid in the Fort (1367)
v Masjid near the Farman Talab (1353-54)
vi Dargãh of Sayyid Muhammad Husainî Bandã, Nawãz Gesû Darãz Chishtî, disciple of Shykh Nasîrud-Dîn Mahmûd ChîrAgh-i-Dihlî
vii Mazãr of Shykh Muhammad Sirãjud-Dîn Junaidî
ix Mazãr of Sayyid Husainud-Dîn Tigh-i-Barhna (naked sword).
x Fort Walls and Gates.
9 Seram, Jãmi Masjid. Temple materials used.
10 Shah Bazar, Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
11 Yadgir
i Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
12 Shahpur
i Dargãh of Mûsã Qãdirî (1667-68) Temple site.
ii Dargãh of Muhammad Qãdirî (1627) Temple site.
iii Dargãh of IbrAhIm Qãdirî. Temple site.
i) Dargãh of Sûfî Sarmast Chishtî, disciple of Nîzãmud-Dîn Awlîya of Delhi. Temple site.
ii) Dargãh of Munawwar Bãdshãh. Temple site.
iii) Ãshur Khãna Masjid (1390-91) Temple site.
iv) Fort (1411-12) Temple materials used.
**
1 Mulbagal, Dargãh of Hyder Walî. Temple site.
2 Nandi, Masjid east of the village. Temple site
XI #Mandya District
1 Pandavapur, Masjid-i-Ala. Temple site.
2 Srirangapatnam, Jãmi Masjid built by Tîpû Sultãn (1787) Stands on the site of the Ãñjaneya Temple.
Tonnur, Mazãr said to be that of Sayyid Sãlãr Masûd (1358). Temple materials used.
XIII #North_Kanara District
1 Bhatkal, Jãmi Masjid (1447-48) Temple site.
2 Haliyal, Masjid in the Fort. Temple materials used.
1 Jaladurga, Dargãh of Muhammad Sarwar. Temple site.
2 Kallur, Two Masjids. Temple sites.
3 Koppal
i Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
ii Araboñ-kî-Masjid. Temple site.
iii Dargãh of Sailãnî Pãshã. Temple site.
5 Mudgal
i Masjid at Kati Darwaza of the Fort. Temple materials used.
ii Naî Masjid (1583-84). Temple site.
iii Two Ashur Khãnas built by Ali I Adil Shah. Temple site.
6 Raichur
i Yak Mînãr Masjid in the Fort (1503) Temple site.
iii Hazãr Baig Masjid (1511-12). Temple site
iv Jãmi Masjid in the Fort (1622-23) Temple materials used
v Jãmi Masjid in Sarafa Bazar (1628-29) Temple site
vi Kãlî Masjid in the Fort. Temple materials used.
viii Chowk-kî-Masjid. Temple site
ix Jahãniyã Masjid (1700-01) Temple site
x Dargãh of Shãh Mîr Hasan and Mîr Husain. Temple materials used
xi Dargãh of Sayyid Abdul Husainî at Sikandari Gate. Temple site
xiii Mazãr of Pîr Sailãnî Shãh in the Fort. Temple materials used
7 Sindhanur, Ãlamgîrî Masjid near the Gumbad. Temple site.
8 Tawagera, Dargãh of Bandã Nawãz. Temple site.
**
1 Almel, Mazãr of Ghãlib Shãh. Temple site
2 Basavpatna, Masjid near the Fort. Temple site
3 Nagar, Masjid built by Tîpû Sultãn. Temple materials used
4 Sante Bennur, Randhullã Khãn-kî-Masjid (1637) Materials of the Rañganãtha Temple used.
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Part 2: Cyber Warfare
If you think we might only see wars happening on land, air or water then you're wrong, wars aren't limited to these now.
There's Cyber Space too, this is generally termed as ‘The 5th Generation Warfare’
India has already seen a sample of it recently during the Galwan Valley issue
Chinese govt backed hacker group called ‘Red Echo’ had done massive cyber attacks on India's critical infrastructure.
Due to the alertness of our ‘Cyber Response Team’ they couldn't cause much damage.
Wondering what happened?
A grid failure on 12 Oct '20 resulted in a major power outage in #Mumbai & its surrounding areas, affecting electricity supply, local trains etc.
It took hours for power supply to be gradually restored in a phase-wise
US based cyber security firm ‘Recorded Future’ released a report titled, ‘China-linked Group #RedEcho targets Indian Power Sector Amid Heightened Border Tensions’ that points to inflow of Chinese malware into India's critical infrastructure systems that manage electricity supply.
The report identifies RedEcho — a China based advanced persistent threat(APT) group — as the entity behind attempts to infiltrate India's power grids.
Recorded Future also stated that ‘Red Echo’ had targeted 10 vital nodes in India’s power distribution system & 2 seaports.
If you think we might only see wars happening on land, air or water then you're wrong, wars aren't limited to these now.
There's Cyber Space too, this is generally termed as ‘The 5th Generation Warfare’
You ever thought about what's cyber fraud, theft, warfare, terr0rism?
— \u270d\ufe0f (@Aamani_03) June 25, 2021
And how good or bad is India in tackling these crimes?
First let's first see what makes India vulnerable to cyber threats.
India has already seen a sample of it recently during the Galwan Valley issue
Chinese govt backed hacker group called ‘Red Echo’ had done massive cyber attacks on India's critical infrastructure.
Due to the alertness of our ‘Cyber Response Team’ they couldn't cause much damage.
Wondering what happened?
A grid failure on 12 Oct '20 resulted in a major power outage in #Mumbai & its surrounding areas, affecting electricity supply, local trains etc.
It took hours for power supply to be gradually restored in a phase-wise
US based cyber security firm ‘Recorded Future’ released a report titled, ‘China-linked Group #RedEcho targets Indian Power Sector Amid Heightened Border Tensions’ that points to inflow of Chinese malware into India's critical infrastructure systems that manage electricity supply.
The report identifies RedEcho — a China based advanced persistent threat(APT) group — as the entity behind attempts to infiltrate India's power grids.
Recorded Future also stated that ‘Red Echo’ had targeted 10 vital nodes in India’s power distribution system & 2 seaports.
A scholar of Ayurveda in 600BC, identified 5 mosquito species as source of a "King of Diseases" causing chills & fevers.
For next 2500 yrs ur "Allopathy" & whole world thought, it causes due to Bad Air & named it MALARIA : Mal = Bad, Aria = Air.
This is the legacy of #Ayurveda https://t.co/M440lfZKWR
A British scientist named Joseph Constantine Carpue wrongfully accessed details of traditional Indian surgery (Ayurvedic) & Using these techniques, he performed world’s first “modern Rhinoplasty” 20 yrs later.
This is Your loved #Allopathy
UNIVERISTY OF MINNESOTA SPENDING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS & THEIR TIME ON ITS RESEARCH.
And some over educated doctors makes fun of
WHY THE HELL WEB MED is praising AYURVEDA? FOR WHAT JOY..?? Are they sifting their optics from alopathy to AYURVEDIC therapy to cure a disease... Can Dr. Anomitro reply to
WHY AYURVEDA IS MOST EXPENSIVE MEDICAL THERAPY IN FOREIGN LAND & ITS PERFORMANCE IS 100/100 WITHOUT FAILURE... Why Dr. Anomitro why??
For next 2500 yrs ur "Allopathy" & whole world thought, it causes due to Bad Air & named it MALARIA : Mal = Bad, Aria = Air.
This is the legacy of #Ayurveda https://t.co/M440lfZKWR
O dude. I pity your lack of common sense. I am asking if ayurveda is so effective, please reduce our patient load and let ayurved acharyas and hospitals treat the patients. I would like to go home. Instead of sitting in your room huffing roots, come and help out
— Dr. Anomitro Chakrabarty (@TheSkepticalMRI) May 26, 2021
A British scientist named Joseph Constantine Carpue wrongfully accessed details of traditional Indian surgery (Ayurvedic) & Using these techniques, he performed world’s first “modern Rhinoplasty” 20 yrs later.
This is Your loved #Allopathy
UNIVERISTY OF MINNESOTA SPENDING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS & THEIR TIME ON ITS RESEARCH.
And some over educated doctors makes fun of
WHY THE HELL WEB MED is praising AYURVEDA? FOR WHAT JOY..?? Are they sifting their optics from alopathy to AYURVEDIC therapy to cure a disease... Can Dr. Anomitro reply to
WHY AYURVEDA IS MOST EXPENSIVE MEDICAL THERAPY IN FOREIGN LAND & ITS PERFORMANCE IS 100/100 WITHOUT FAILURE... Why Dr. Anomitro why??
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