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the sources give her height over seventy metres
the Qutb Minar is a minaret, not a palace
the Qutb Minar is a tower, not a mosque
the Qutb Minar is Indian-Islamic, not Crusader
the sources name the five sultanate dynasties
five dynasties, not one
five is the sultanate count, not ten
sultanate dynasties ruled her before the republic
the sources credit the fifth Mughal emperor
Akbar had Agra as capital before
Babur founded the state, not the city
Aurangzeb came after her building
the sources date her Mughal rule''s end to 1857
that is her Persian fall, not the British
that is the start of Mughal rule
she fell to the Persians then the British
the sources have the first commanders build it
Quwwat al-Islam is in India, not Ottoman
Quwwat al-Islam is Islamic, not pharaonic
Quwwat al-Islam is a mosque, not a market
the sources name her three landmarks in his capital
the Taj Mahal is in Agra, not Delhi
Saladin''s citadel is in Cairo
the Qutb Minar predates Shah Jahan by centuries
she gathered sultanate, Mughal and Islamic heritage
older Indian cities predate her
she was Islamic centuries before the British
Delhi is an inland city, not an island
Barani''s accounts and Mughal historians reach us
her historians wrote centuries before Europe
sultanate and Mughal historians documented her
the Ottomans wrote of their lands, not Delhi
she witnessed Islam''s joining Indian society
her architecture and language merged into India
Delhi was an Islamic centre for centuries
Islam in India continues to this day
the sources date the sultanate''s start to 1206
that is Istanbul''s conquest, not the sultanate''s start
that is Mughal rule''s end, not its start
that is Cairo''s founding, not Delhi''s sultanate
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