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Shah Jahan's audience halls were specially constructed to resemble a _______.

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Tomb

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Mosque

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Throne

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Pillar

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The correct option is B Mosque
Shah Jahan's Diwan-I-Khas at Delhi.It was constructed to resemble a mosque. The pedestal on which his throne was placed was frequently described as the qibla .

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