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Part 2/2: List of 139+ Temples demolished to build m∆sjids in #UttarPradesh (Rest of the districts)

The first part had 134+ Temples frm 22 districts!!

273+ Hindu, Jain & Buddhist #Temples were destroyed by INVADERS, in 43 districts of UP!

NEVER FORGET NEVER FORGIVE 🙏

 XXIII #Jalaun District

1 Kalpi

i Chaurãsî Gumbad complex of tombs. Many temple sites.

ii D∆rgãh of Shãh Abdul Fath Alãi Quraishi (1449) Temple site

iii Darg∆h of Shãh Bãbû Hãjî Samad (1529) Temple site

iv DeoDhi or Jãmi M•sjid (1554) Temple site
2 Katra, Møsjid (1649) Temple site
**

XXIV #Jaunpur District

1 Jaunpur

i Atãlã M°sjid (1408) Atala Devi Temple materials used

ii Daribã M∆sjid. Vijayachandra's Temple materials used

iii Jhãñjarî Masj!d. Jayachandra's Temple materials used
iv Lãl Darwãzã Måsjid. Temple materials from a Temple at Varanasi used

v Hammam Darwãzã Ma$jid (1567-68) Temple materials used

vi Ibrãhîm Bãrbak-kî-Masj!d inside the Fort (1360) Temple materials used

vii Jãmi Masj!d. Pãtãla Devî Temple site.
viii Akbarî Bridge on the Gomatî. Temple materials used

ix Khãlis Mukhlis or Chãr Angulî M°sjid. Temple site

x Khãn Jahãn-kî-M∆sjid (1364) Temple site

xi Rauzã of Shãh Fîruz. Temple site.

2 Shahganj, D∆rgãh of Shãh Hazrat Alî. Temple site.
3 Machhlishahar

i Jãmi M*sjid, Temple site
ii Karbalã, Temple site
iii Sixteen other M\sjids, Temple sites

4 Zafarabad

i M\sjid and Dargãh of Makhdûm Shah (1311 or 1321) Temple materials used

ii Ibrãhîm Barbak-kî-M°sjid, Converted temple
iii Zafar Khãn-kî-M•sjid (1397) Converted temple

iv Ganj-i-Shahîdãn. Temple materials used

v Early Sharqî buildings including many M∆qbar∆s. Temple materials used

vi Dargãh of Asarud-Dîn. Temple materials used
**
XXV #Jhansi District

1 Irich, Jãmi M∆sjid (1412) Temple materials used.

2 Lalitpur, Bãsã M*sjid (1358) Materials of four temples used.

3 Talbhat, Dargãh of Pîr Tãj Bãj. Temple site.
**
XXVI #Kanpur District

1 Jajmau

i Dargãh of Alãud-Dîn Makhdûm Shãh (1360) Temple site.

ii Idgãh (1307) Temple site.

iii Qalã-kî-M*sjid. Temple site.

iv Jãmi Masjid (renovated in 1682) Temple site.

2 Makanpur, Mazãr of Shãh Madãr. Converted temple.
**
XXVII #Lucknow District

1 Kakori, Jhãñjharî Rauza of Makhdûm Nizãmud-Dîn. Temple materials used.

2 Lucknow

i Tîlewãlî. M°sjid Temple site.
ii Ãsafud-Daula Imambara. Temple site.
iii Dargãh of Shãh Muhammad Pîr on Lakshmana Tila renamed Pir Muhammad Hill. Temple site.
iv Mazãr of Shykh Ibrãhîm Chishtî Rahmatullãh. Temple materials used

v Nadan Mahal or Maqbara of Shykh Abdur-Rahîm. Temple site

vi Machchi Bhavan. Temple sites

3 Musanagar, M°sjid (1662-63) Temple site.

4 Nimsar, Fort. Temple materials used.
5 Rasulpur, M∆sjid (1690-91) Temple site
**

XXVIII #Mainpuri District

Rapri
i Jãmi Ma∆sjid. Temple site.
ii Idgãh (1312) Temple site.
iii Dargãh of Pîr Faddû. Temple site.
**
XXIX #Mathura District

1 Mahaban, Assî Khambã M∆sjid. Converted temple.

2 Mathura

i Shahi Idgãh M*sjid, adjacent to Shree Krishna Janmabhumi !!

ii Jãmi Måsjid built by Abdun-nabi (1662) Temple materials used.

iii Mazãr of Shykh Farîd. Temple materials used.
iv Mazãr of Makhdûm Shãh Wilãyat at Sami Ghat. Temple materials used.

3 Naujhil, Dargãh of Makhdûm Shykh Saheti Sãhib. Temple materials used.
**

XXX #Meerut District

1 Barnawa, Humãyun's Masj!d (1538-39) Temple site.

2 Garhmuktesar, Ma$jid (1283) Temple site.
3 Hapur, Jãmi M∆sjid (1670-71) Temple site.

4 Jalali, Jãmi M∆sjid (1266-67) Temple materials used.

5 Meerut

i Jãmi M∆sjid. Stands on the ruins of a Buddhist Vihãra.

ii Dargãh at Nauchandi. Nauchandî Devî Temple site.

6 Phalauda, Dargãh of Qutb Shãh. Temple site.
**
XXXI #Mirzapur District

1 Bhuli, Ma$jid in Dakhni Tola. Temple site.

2 Chunar, Mazãr of Shãh Qãsim Sulaimãn. Temple site.

3 Mirzapur, Several Masj!ds. Temple sites.
**
XXXII #Moradabad District

1 Amroha

i Jãmi M•sjid. Converted temple

ii Dargãh and M°sjid of Shykh Saddû. Temple site

iii Dargãh of Shykh Wilãyat. Temple site

iv M^sjid (1557-58) Temple site

v Many other M•sjids. Temple sites

2 Azampur, Måsjid (1555-56) Temple site
3 Bachhraon, Several M°sjids. Temple sites.

4 Moradabad, Jãmi M°sjid (1630) Temple site.

5 Mughalpura-Agwanpur, M•sjid (1695-96) Temple site.

6 Sirsi, Qadîmî M•sjid. Temple site.

7 Ujhari, Mazãr of Shykh Daûd. Temple site.
8 Sambhal

i Jãmi M•sjid. Converted Vishnu Temple

ii M•sjid in Sarai Tarim (1503) Temple site

iii Mazãr of Miãn Hãtim Sambhali. Temple site

iv Mazãr of Shykh Panjû. Temple site
**
XXXIII #Muzaffarnagar District

1 Daira Din Panah, Mazãr of Sayyid Dîn Panãh. Temple site.

2 Ghausgah, Fort & m0sjid. Temple materials used.

3 Jhinjhana

i Dargãh (1495) Temple site

ii M*sjid & Mazãr of Shãh Abdul Razzãq (1623) Temple site.
4 Kairana: Several M*sjids on Temple sites during 1551-1652

5 Majhera, M°sjid and Mazãr of Umar Nûr. Temple site

6 Sambhalhera, 2 M°sjids (1631-32) Temple site

7 Thana Bhawan, M^sjid (1702-03) Temple site
**

XXXIV #Pilibhit District

Jãmi M^sjid. Temple site.
**
XXXV #Pratapgarh District

Manikpur, Many M*sjids and Mazãrs. On the ruins of demolished temples.
**

XXXVI #Rampur District

Jãmi M°sjid. Temple site.
**

XXXVII #Rae Bareli District

1 Datmau

i Idgãh (1357-58) Temple site.
ii Fort. On the ruins of Buddhist Stûpas.
iii m0sjid (1616) Temple site.

2 Jais, Jãmi m0sjid. Temple materials used.

3 Rae Bareli

i Jãmi M0sjid. Temple site.
ii Jahãn Khãn M0sjid. Temple site.
iii Dargãh of Makhdûm Sayyid Jãfari. Temple site.
**
XXXVIII #Saharanpur District

1 Ambahata: 2 M*sjids on Temple sites during 1533-35.

2 Deoband: 3 M*sjids on Temple sites during 1510, 1557 & 1677-78.

3 Gangoh
i Mazãr of Shykh Abdul Quddûs. Temple site
ii Three Masjids. Temple sites

4 Jaurasi, Mosjid (1675-76) Temple site.
4 Jaurasi, Mosjid (1675-76) Temple site.

5 Kaliyar, Dargãh of Shykh Alãud-Dîn Alî bin Ahmad Sãbrî, a disciple of Bãbã Farîd Shakar Ganj of Pak Pattan. Temple site.

6 Manglaur

i Måsjid (1285). Temple site.
ii Dargãh of Shãh Wilãyat. Temple site.
7 Rampur, Mazãr of Shykh Ibrãhîm. Temple site

8 Saharanpur, Jãmi M°sjid. Temple site

9 Sakrauda, Dargãh of Shãh Ruknud-Dîn or Shãh Nachchan. Temple site.

10 Sirsawa, Mazãr of Pîr Kilkilî Shãh. On top of temples destroyed.
**
XXXIX #Shahjahanpur District

1 Kursi, M°sjid (1652) Temple site.
2 Shahjahanpur, Bahadur Khãn-kî- M•sjid (1647) Temple site.
**
XL #Sitapur District

1 Biswan, Mosjid (1637-38) Temple site.

2 Khairabad, Several M°sjids. Temple sites.

3 Laharpur, Mazãr of Shykh Abdur-Rahmãn. Temple site.
**
XLI #Sultanpur District

1 Amethi, Mazãr of Shykh Abdul Hasan. Temple site.

2 Isuli

i Jãmi Masjid (1646-47) Temple site

ii Mazãr of Sayyid Ashraf Jahãngîr Simnãnî. Temple site.
**
XLII #Unao District

1 Bangarmau

i BaDi Dargãh of Alãud-Dîn Ghanaun (1320) Temple materials used.

ii Dargãh of Jalãlud-DIn (d. 1302) Temple site.

iii ChhoTî Dargãh (1374) Temple site.

iv Jãmi M•sjid (1384) Temple site.

2 Rasulabad, Alamgîrî M*sjid. Temple site.
3 Safipur

i Dargãh of Shãh Shafî

ii Dargãh of Qudratullãh

iii Dargãh of Fahîmullãh

iv Dargãh of Hãfizullãh

v Dargãh of Abdullãh

(Temple materials used for all)

vi Fourteen M0sjids. Temple sites.
**
XLIII #Varanasi District

1 Asla, Shãh Jahãnî Masjid. Temple site

2 Varanasi

i Mosjid at Gyanavapi, adjacent to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple!!

ii Alamgir M°sjid at Panchaganga Ghat. Vishnu Temple (Varanasi) materials used.
iii M0sjid and Dargãh of Sayyid Fakhrud-Dîn Sãhib Alvî (1375) Temple site.

iv Bindu Madhava Masjid (1669) Converted Biñdu-Mãdhava Temple.

v Masjid and Mazãr at Bakariya Kund. Temple materials used.

vi ADhãi Kãñgrã-kî-Masjid in Adampura. Temple site.
vii Darharã Masjid. Temple site
viii Mazãr of Lãl Khãn at Rajghat. Temple site
****

Here ends list of #UttarPradesh!

Out of 273+ Temples, were are getting back only ONE ie, Shree Ram Janmabhumi Temple!!

This is how much we've sacrificed on the name of unity & fear of life 🙏
Source: Hindu Temples: What happened to them by Sita Ram Goel, Vol-l.

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NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGIVE!

I #Ahmadnagar District

1 Amba Jogi, Fort Temple materials used

2 Bhingar, Mulla Masjid (1367-68) Temple site

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8 Patur, Dargãh of Abdul Azîz alias Shykh Bãbû Chishtî (d 1388) Temple site

9 Uprai, Dargãh of Shãh Dãwal Temple site
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1 Amner, Masjid &Mazãr of Lãl Khãn (1691-92) Temple site
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The data was collected before the division of the state hence regions of AP & TS are listed together in the book.

I separated it, according to the present division of districts.

Also read this before starting, pg 49.

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Ausa, Jãmi Masjid (1680-81) Temple site.
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Mahur, Masjid in the Fort on the hill. Temple site.
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U need only practice.
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Beautiful Story of Guruvayurappan

Poonathanam Namboothiri was a great devotee of Guruvayurappan. One day Poonthanam was going to Guruvayur Kshetram. It was night time and eventhough Namboothiri was tired he continued to walk


Suddenly some thieves came and blocked his way. Poonthanam cried for Shri Krishna to help. Thieves snatched all valuables from him, but Namboothiri holding his Bhaghavatam book called Shri Krishna to help. That time a man came in a horse back and fought with thieves and protected


Namboothiri. Poonthanam thanked Krishna for helping him from danger and said to the man that "Shri Krishna has send you here and I don't know how to thank you".  The man smiled and told that he is Mangattachan, minister of  samoodhiris. Poonthanam once again thanked him and


gave his ring to Mangattachan as a token of thanks and continued his journey. He reached Guruvayur early morning for Nirmalya Darshan. Temple poojari came near him and told that Guruvayurappan came in his dreams and asked to hand over the ring to poonthanam.


When he opened Kshetra Nada poonthanam was surprised to see his ring on Guruvayurappan, which he gifted to Mangattachan. He understood that it was Guruvayurappan who came as Mangattachan to protect him. This is how Bhagwan treat his devotees.

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IT WAS RISHI KANADA WHO GAVE THE ATOMIC THEORY & TALKED ABOUT THE GRAVITY OF EARTH, 2600 YEARS BEFORE AN APPLE FELL IN FRONT OF NEWTON'S EYES:

Scientists of the modern world credit an English scientist John Dalton (1766 CE -1844 CE) for the Atomic Theory.


And this is because, most of us are not even aware of an ancient Indian Sage named Kanada, who was the first to formulate the theory of atoms, almost 2600 yrs before Dalton and talk about earth's gravity.


Rishi Kanada was born around 600 BCE in Dwarka, Gujarat and he was the son of a philosopher named Ulka. He was fascinated with the minute detailing of the things right from his childhood. Once, when he was very young, he accompanied his father on a journey to Prayaga.


He saw plentiful grains scattered along the path leading to the shore of river Ganga. It's a tradition in Hindu families to scatter the grains for the ants and birds to feed on them. Suddenly, an ant caught his attention, who was feeding on a rice grain.


He was mesmerised by this very fact that how a small grain of rice becomes food for the ant but to satisfy the hunger of a person so many grains are needed together. This incidence made him realize the importance of a single grain of rice.
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It was meant to put a smile on your face. Please stop sending me instructions on how to turn my autocorrect off. 😳🤔

Texted my friends to ask if I could take their kids with me to Satan... still have not heard back from them. I meant Santa...

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