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Why was the direction of the pedestal of Shah Jahan's throne referred to as the Qibla?
  1. To indicate that he was the representative of God.
  2. To indicate that he was more powerful than God.
  3. To indicate that he was the dispenser of divine justice.
  4. None of the above.

A
To indicate that he was the representative of God.
B
To indicate that he was more powerful than God.
C
None of the above.
D
To indicate that he was the dispenser of divine justice.
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