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In Medieval times, Naqqar Khana was the
Pandrels of arches decorated with motifs or calligraphy.
Performance hall in front part of the main mosque.
Stepped pulpit in the mosque from where the Khutba was read.
Drum house from where ceremonial music was played.
It was usually situated over the gate. It was a popular feature in Mughal palace complexes and a distinct sign of Mughal architecture.The pavilion named Naubat Khana in Red Fort in Delhi is near the entrance on the eastern side of the ten pillars lane, next to a different pavilion where royal palanquins and other paraphernalia were placed.It housed 18 kinds of musical instruments that used to form part of the royal entourage.It was constructed in 1636 CE by the Mughals.The Taj Mahal complex also has a Naqqar Khana.
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