♥ Story Ketiga di Tganu ♥

.. assalamualaikum ..

.. akue nk teroskan story yg t'tangguh ini ..

.. satu hari selepas sewa kereta ..

.. keyakinan mula b'cambah ..

.. maka langkah mula pjg ..

.. ptg tue, lepas dpt ja keta, mula m'jejaki TTI ..

(Taman Tamadun Islam)

.. akue blom pernah msok lg nih ..

(lgpon, adk akue sorg tue pon baru 1st tyme smpai Ganu)

.. byk jgk la monumen kat dlm tuh ..

.. kitorg jalan kaki jah ..

.. malas nk naik tram or buggy car tuh ..

.. baik pecah peluh sikit kan ..

.. akhirnya dpt jgk akue snap pic kat Taj Mahal ..

.. tak dpt pegi yg kat original, klon pon bley la ..

.. let's check the pic ..

~Kul Sharif Mosque, Russia~
Once left in ruins, the reconstruction of this mosque following the collapse of the Soviet Union is reflective of Kazan’s 1,000 year long history and its design is reminiscent of the historical surrounding of the Kremlin.

~Agadez Grand Mosque, Niger~
Built in the 16th century when the city was at its height, this mosque is made of dried earth and is topped by a pyramid-shaped minaret spiked with 13 rows of stakes to strengthen the structure.

~Kalyan Minaret, Uzbekistan~
Built in 1127 A.D. by Arslan-Khan, the minaret, made of baked bricks, is a flawless example of both civil engineering and superior architectural creation.

~Great Mosque of Samara, Iraq~

Commissioned by Abbasid caliph Al-Mutawakkil in the 19th century and built entirely of bricks and clay, today it stands majestically in the largest ancient city in the world, just north of Baghdad.

~Al-Hambra Citadel, Spain~
Al-Hambra (Red Castle) is an ancient palace and fortress complex built between 1238-1354, in the reigns of Mohammed bin Ahmar, the first Nasrid King.

~Suleyman Mosque, Turkey~

This mosque was built in 1557, during the 46 year reign of Suleyman of the Ottoman Empire. It housed infirmaries, a medical school, a hospital, shops, cells and arms-houses.

~Aleppo Citadel, Syria~
Estimated to have been built during the 10th Century B.C, it became a citadel under the Seleucids. Saladin’s son, Ghazi used it both as a residence and fortress.

~Taj Mahal, India~
The fifth Mughal emperor Shah Jahan built Taj Mahal in loving memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, as a symbol of his eternal love for her.

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.. hah nie la serba sikit pic kat TTI ..

.. chantek kan monumen2 tue ..

.. bila amek pic kat situ, trasa diri mcm kat tmpat asal monumen2 tue ..

.. tak dpt tgk yg asl pon takpa lah ..

.. so, bila dah penat kat situ, kami pon balik la ..

.. coz malamnya nak keluar lagi ..

.. kali nie nak tgk Festival Gamelan Antarabangsa plak ..

.. mmg tak rugi pegi ..

..yang pnting, tak rugi sewa keta ..

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