تأثر مبنى تاج محل بالمعمارة الإيرانية

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The Taj Mahal is one of the most remarkable examples of the development of Mughal architecture, as it combines in beautiful harmony between Indian and Persian Islamic architecture.

In 1983, UNESCO announced that the Taj Mahal is a world heritage site, describing it as: "the jewel of Islamic art in India, and one of the most beautiful examples of artistic world heritage, which everyone agrees for its splendor.

"The tomb of Jaj Mahal is one of the famous Islamic structures which was rebuilt by Shah Jahan, because of his wife's will who was named Bano Bigom.

This article tries to express how his wife's father, Mirza Ghiyaseddin came to India and prepared to marry his daughter with Jahangir Khan and his grandson with Parviz Prince and above all it discussed the process of building the Tomb by Iranian and Indian architecture.

The findings of this research show this building has the Saffavi Style and benefitted from Iranian architecture.

This collection was built in Hasth Behest design according to Iranian ideological architecture.

There is a garden around the main dome which contains the index of Iranian garden.