Indo-Islamic Architecture

Indo-Islamic architecture comprises buildings in South Asia developed through Islamic patronage and interaction with regional construction and artistic traditions. Indo-Islamic design includes mosques, tombs, forts, palaces, and gardens using arches, domes, courtyards, carved stone, and geometric decoration. Taj Mahal, Fatehpur Sikri, and Qutub Minar Delhi illustrate contrasting forms of sacred, commemorative, and imperial architecture.