Taliban raze Somnath idol, to begin rebuilding Mahmud Ghazni shrine in Afghanistan
The Taliban have claimed they’ve destroyed the idol on the historic Somnath temple in Afghanistan and has began the “reconstruction” of Mahmud Ghazni’s shrine. The Taliban have claimed they’ve destroyed the idol on the historic Somnath temple in Afghanistan. (Twitter)The Taliban have claimed they’ve destroyed the idol on the historic Somnath temple in Afghanistan and has began the “reconstruction” of Mahmud Ghazni’s shrine.
The Taliban’s Anas Haqqani visited conqueror Mahmud Ghazni’s shrine and mentioned that the Taliban have smashed the idol of Somnath, a historic Hindu temple.The modern Somnath temple’s reconstruction was began beneath the orders of the primary Home Minister of India Vallabhbhai Patel and was accomplished in May 1951 after his loss of life. At current, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the chairman of Shree Somnath Mandir belief.In a tweet, Anas Haqqani mentioned, “Today, we visited the shrine of Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi, a renowned Muslim warrior & Mujahid of the 10th century. Ghaznavi (May the mercy of Allah be upon him) established a strong Muslim rule in the region from Ghazni & smashed the idol of Somnath.”Today, we visited the shrine of Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi, a famend Muslim warrior & Mujahid of the tenth century. Ghaznavi (May the mercy of Allah be upon him) established a powerful Muslim rule within the area from Ghazni & smashed the idol of Somnath. pic.twitter.com/Ja92gYjX5j— Anas Haqqani( ) (@AnasHaqqani313) October 5, 2021
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