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it is made entirely of red sandstone, except for two stories at the top which are made of white marble. you can read about it on answers.com if you select ask, and type in 'qutab minar.' it has a whole article that it took from wikapedia, but then, did you know that ANYBODY can EDIT wikapedia? they can say that the united states was founded in 2012! really, go to the website if you don't believe me! type in a celebrity or something, and you'll have the option to 'edit this page.'
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What was built by qutb-ud-din aibak?
Qutub minar is height of 72.5m built by qutb-ud-din aibak in 1192
Who built char minar?
Sultan Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the 5th ruler of the Qutb Shahi dynasty.
Which rock or stone was used to build Qutb Minar in India?
Qutb minar is made up of red and buff sandstone.
How many balconies are there in the Qutb Minar?
40297
What city can you see the qutb minar?
Delhi
The construction of qutb-minar was started by?
iitumish
Qutb minar is in what city?
The tower? Delhi, India.
What did muhhmmad ghori build?
Muhammad of Ghor is known for building the Qutb Minar in Delhi, India. The Qutb Minar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the tallest brick minaret in the world. It was built in the 12th century and is a prominent example of Indo-Islamic architecture.
Which material is used in qutb minar?
red sandstone and marble
Architectural monuments built during sultanate period?
The monument built in sultanate period were the Alia Darwaza , Qutb Minar, Iltutmish's tomb,Ghiyas ud din tugluq's tomb, Firoz Tughluq's tomb, Quwwat ul islam masjid built by qutb ud din aibak.
What is the style of building of the Qutb Minar?
Qutub Minar construction was made on Islamic architecture style covered with verses from the Quran.
Detail history of qutub minar?
It was three Muslim rulers, Qutb-ud din Aibak, Iltutmish and Firuz Shah Tughluq who built this monument. The qutab minaris the tallest stone building in India. The Qutab Minar is built from red brick and stands at 72.5 meters. It was built from 1193-1368
