Journey from Mahal to Kinder

Journey from Mahal to Kinder
Among the Muslim rulers of Andalusia, Sultan Abd al-Rahman the Third is very famous - she sat on the throne in 300 AH and died in 350 AH in the best year of Asfar - she had a Christian wife named Zahra - the Sultan took this wife as his wife. built a magnificent palace on the banks of Cordoba in the name of Al-Zahra and named it al-Zahra - four miles long and three miles wide, this palace was so big that it was called Madinah al-Zahra instead of Qasr al-Zahra - the construction of this palace began in 325 AH. It was completed in twenty-five years in 350 AH- According to the details that Al-Maqri wrote about this palace, this palace seems to be a talismanic city of al-Laila.

10,000 masons, 4,000 camels and mules worked daily on the construction of this palace - 4316 towers and pillars were placed in it - marble and many other valuable materials were used by the kings of France, Turkey, Greece, Syria and Africa. He was given as a gift - gold and silver work was done in his chests so much that the eyes of the beholders were shining - 13750 employees were appointed for the management and supervision of this palace - besides 13382 slaves - the Haram Sara Four thousand women used to be present inside for service - the whole palace was full of gardens and fountains - tourists from Europe and other countries often came to see it.

But what happened to this great palace - the palace built in 25 years at a cost of one thousand rupees more than the current standard was finished in only fifty years - due to the mutual differences of the Muslim rulers of Andalus, the Christians took control over them. took and defeated them and obliterated their names and signs, Al-Zahra of Córdoba was turned into a ruin - after that the circles of time continued to fall on it - until it disappeared from sight - in the present time it is The site has been excavated - but the diggers found nothing but broken drains.

By erasing the signs of luxury in the world, God shows that in his eyes, the luxury here has no value, but no man learns from it - every one after him is busy building his luxury house in the same place. He goes where the luxury house of his predecessor was destroyed... History lessons. Maulana Wahiduddin Khan