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Isn't this the view that this mosque always sees? If it had life, I thought, I wouldn't have gotten tired of seeing this mosque.

When I was tired of walking again, I found a seat and looked there. Foreigners wear veils and mundus and come to visit with Muslim culture.

What a difference, isn't it? I believe that respecting the faith and culture of others should be the basic standard of an "ATHEIST". So, if every human being wants to value the personal affairs of others or see that they do, I felt that there should be crores of Jama Masjids like this.

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How can a temple give peace to someone who has not believed in the concept of God for years..?

Jama Masjid (Delhi) was a tourist destination for me. I used to walk around in fear, holding my mobile phone tightly, remembering that my friends had told me that thieves would come in the form of dogs and foxes in the vicinity! Even though I was tired, every time I climbed the steps of the mosque, the curiosity of that little child that I kept safe in me was strongly reflected in my legs.. (Even as I write this, that pain.. I am enjoying the pain of this child's journey, the memories it brings..!)

When we saw others taking off their shoes, we also repeated it. We took our shoes in our hands and passed through that brown gate.. A nice breeze. Later, the child's curiosity would awaken again. The fatigue disappeared and we were amazed. The three of us walked and looked around. The sky was very clear. The minarets of the mosque are standing tall as if to kiss it.. While looking at it, I noticed that the blue color of the sky is fading.. It is the arrival of sunset.. Maybe it is the sun's passion for the mosque..?

So two colors, minarets and many people under it!