A shot taken of the QUWWAT UL ISLAM mosque which means the Might of Islam. It's construction began right after  the capture of Delhi by Qutbuddin Aibek. Taken from the present day entry gate to the mosque, in the Qutub complex of Delhi, this shot as if points towards the coming together of different architectural styles. In the foreground can be seen some silhouetted structures,these are the Columns from the temple buildings, with intricate carvings (which are common in Indian Temple architecture) which were demolished and later used in the mosque. In the background stands lofty stone screens or the Maqsura which is an important part of the Mosque Architecture. In front of the stone screen stands the Iron pillar which is a wonder in itself but was bought here from another site and belongs  to the Gupta period. This shot includes in it three different architectural wonders from the India's past.
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