Who invented Tajmahal?
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onstructed between 1631 and 1654 by a workforce of more than twenty thousand. The Muslim Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan commissioned its construction as a mausoleum for his favorite wife, Arjumand Bano Begum, who is better known as Mumtaz Mahal.
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the one who discovered/ invented it had the last name of fahrenheit.
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YES. Gunpowder for propelling rockets was discovered by the Chinese. Rockets were brought by sea faring Chinese to Calicut on the Southern coast of India. The Travancore Nairs used them against Tipu Sultan of Mysore. Tipu used them against the British. The British (Col. William Congrieve) developed and used them against the French and thus rockets went from India to the west. The west developed them into modern day rockets like the V-2 and satellite launchers. The above is as  brought out by Squadron Leader KK Nair in his book Space, The Frontiers of Modern Defence.
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it was invented by the first calf
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(excerpted from source below)\n\nSamuel Hopkins, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [Pittsford, Vermont], received Patent No. 1 on July 31, 1790, for an improvement "in the making Pot ash and Pearl ash by a new Apparatus and Process." The patent was signed by President George Washington, Attorney General Edmund Randolph, and Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson. Only two other patents were granted that year, one for a new candle-making process and the other the flour-milling machinery of Oliver Evans.
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Ahmadee's have been tagged as Non-Muslims by all of the Muslim authorities because Mirza Ghulam Ahamd Qadyani declared himself himself as Prophet but his lies are documented, read the article below..\n\nMirza Ghulam Ahmed Qadyani, who arrogated himself to Prophethood, invented this misleading doctrine in India, and called the mobs there to believe in him. Mirza Qadyani gave a false legal opinion that the religious duty of fighting against enemies of Islam had been abrogated and called people to surrender and co-operate with the imperialist British authorities in India. By this method he gained the influential and financial support of the British authorities. Mirza Qadyani strived hard to falsify and destroy Islam. He printed his books "Tasdeeq Brahiyn Ahmediyah", "Triyak-ul-Quloob" etc. and succeeded in misleading many groups in India.\n\nMIRZA GHULAM AHMAD QADIANI-- LIAR, APOSTATE, DUALIST-INFIDEL\nYou have challenged the Ulema of the Ummat for a Mubahala. Remember, such engagements are final touchstones which distinguish between right and wrong, truth and falsehood. You seem to be going in for this Mubahala because you are not sure of the truthfulness of your Sire, even after a lapse of one century. Evidently you and your party members distrust your Patriarch.\n\nPraise be to Allah, the entire Islamic Ummah including myself - the most incompetent man of Ummat - don't have least of the least doubt that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani was a liar. Final, decisive and unanimous is Islamic Ummah in the belief that after Allah's Prophet any claimant to prophethood, is a liar, apostate and dualist-infidel. This is in accordance with th Prophetic words:\n\n"Thirty liars (will appear before the Day of Judgement) and each one of them will claim to be a Prophet of Allah." (Tirmizi)\n\nMirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani is included in this list.\n\nThe statement that "Mirza's marriage was solemnised in the sky!" is one example of Mirza's falsehood. Allah the Exalted, Supreme in Perfection, Eminent in Wisdom, has provided us numerous conclusive proofs of the falsehood of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani--the Musailma of the Punjab. The lies of this liar are as visible as the sun at meridian. In the context of these lies, the arch Liar cannot remain hidden from those whose hearts glow with the light of Faith, however faint. But those eyes which are totally sealed, Allah has been pleased to say about them:\n\n"And the person who shall be blind in this world shall be blind in the hereafter also and will be strayed more from the path".\n\nHow can a blind man tell the truth from the untruth or distinguish the white from the black? Let this one example suffice for Mirza's falsehood.\n\nMARRIAGE WITH MUHAMMADI BEGUM IN THE SKY!\nMirza declared the so-called revelation that he had been married with Muhammadi Begum, a respectable lady, in the sky. He kept on harping on this revelation of marriage from 1888 to 1907. Ultimately he wrote these words in his Appendix to Anjam e Atham on page 54.\n\n"Remember, if the second part of this predication does not come true (i.e. Muhammadi Begum is not married to Mirza after her widowhood), I should be deemed more wicked than any wicked man. O idiots! this is not a human's pretension. This is no business of any depraved impostor. Consider this to be God's true promise, definitely the same God Almighty Whose words are never withdrawn; the same Glorious Nourisher Whose intentions nobody can stop".\n\nCertainly we agree and do believe that Allah's words are His Will. His promises are true, unbreakable and uncontradictary, unflinching and unswerving. Nobody can stop His intents.\n\nMIRZA DID NOT EVEN SEEN THE SHADOW OF HIS ILLUSIVE BRIDE\nBut what happened to the second part of Mirza's prediction? Far from marriage, Mirza did not see even the shadow of his illusive bride, Muhammadi Begum. Is the falsehood of foul and fraudulent Mirza
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Robert Esnault-Pelterie would be most likely inventor if you wish to agree with the majority of researchers.\nFeel free to visit the source for information over the two mentioned inventors.
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Go to www.destinationindia.com/editorial/heritage/delhi/qutab-minar.html -
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www.pejmanmarghoob.blogfa.com
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One American:  Islam was invented by Muhammed (who had very little, if any, knowledge of math, science, anatomy, physiology, astronomy, or history...especially religious history).  His writings are filled with violence, hatred and general ignorance.
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It was independently invented by both the Indians (of India, not Native Americans), and the Mayans around 400 AD
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The Muslim Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan commissioned its construction as a mausoleum for his favourite wife, Arjumand Bano Begum, who is better known as Mumtaz Mahal.\n\nYes... a style that combines elements of Indian, Persian architecture and Turkish architecture.\n\nSir Arthur Charles Clarke is a British author and inventor, most famous for his science-fiction novel 2001: A Space Odyssey,
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Taj Mahal made up of Marble which is a metamorphic rock.
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the same person who invented the wall-stretcher
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Ok, sorry if this post is confusing. It seems to me that *technically* Thomas Hancock probably invented the rubber band in 1843. Working with Hancock, Stephen Perry patented it two years later in 1845, and generally gets credited with being the inventor.\n\nAnother name that gets floated around is Dr. Jaroslav Kurash, but that rumor seems to have originated with an errant Wikipedia entry. It has also been said that William H. Spencer invented the rubber band in 1923 when he was cutting them out of discarded rubber products. It seems to me that if Perry patented the rubber band in 1845, as multiple sources say he did, it was not invented 78 years later by Spencer.\n\nAnyway, I've pasted the two main versions below, along with a bunch of sources for you to check out. You can decide for yourself.\n\n----------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nIn 1845, Stephen Perry, of the rubber manufacturing company Messers Perry and Co., patented the rubber band to hold papers or envelopes together.\n\nThe first rubber band was developed in 1843, when an Englishman named Thomas Hancock sliced up a rubber bottle made by some New World Indians. Although these first rubber bands were adapted as garters and waistbands, their usefulness was limited because they were unvulcanized. Hancock himself never vulcanized his invention, but he did advance the rubber industry by developing the masticator machine, a forerunner of the modern rubber milling machine used to manufacture rubber bands as well as other rubber products. In 1845, Hancock's countryman Thomas Perry patented the rubber band and opened the first rubber-band factory. With the combined contributions of Goodyear, Hancock, and Perry, manufacturing effective rubber bands became possible.\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/rubber-band\n\n--------------------------------------------------\n\nHere's the William H. Spencer version:\n\nOn March 7, 1923, William H. Spencer of Alliance, Ohio, obtained rejected inner tubes from the Goodyear Co. and began cutting them into bands in his basement. Spencer, who worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad, began trying to sell his rubber bands to office-supply stores and paper and twine outlets. \n\nOne day he noticed the Akron Beacon Journal blowing across lawns and persuaded that paper to bind them with his bands. He talked the Tulsa World into doing the same, and persuaded grocers to use his rubber band instead of string to secure produce. \n\nSpencer continued working for the railroad for 14 years while building his rubber-band business at his Alliance plant. By 1944 he was able to open a second plant in Hot Springs, Ark. In 1957 he opened another, in Franklin, Ky., and one in Salinas, Calif. in 1988. The Alliance Rubber Co. now produces more than 2 million pounds of rubber bands a month in addition to other office, mailing and packaging products and sells to more than 30 countries. \n\nhttp://www.enquirer.com/editions/2003/03/07/loc_ohiodate0307.html
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Thomas Savery\nThomas Savery was an English military engineer and inventor who in 1698, patented the first crude steam engine.\n\nfor more info \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_engine
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Ram Mohan Roy, also written as Rammohun Roy, or Raja Ram Mohun Roy (Bangla: রাজা রামমোহন রায়, Raja Rammohon Rae), (May 22, 1772 – September 27, 1833) was the founder of the Brahmo Samaj, one of the first Indian socio-religious reform movements. His remarkable influence was apparent in the fields of politics, public administration and education as well as religion. He is most known for his efforts to abolish the practice of sati, a Hindu funeral custom in which the widow sacrifices herself on her husband’s funeral pyre.\n\nIn 1828, prior to his departure to England, Rammohan founded, with Dwarkanath Tagore the Brahmo Samaj which came to be an important spiritual and reformist religion movement that has borne a number of stalwarts of the Bengalee social and intellectual reforms. For these contributions to the society, Raja Ram Mohan Roy is regarded as one of the most important figures in the Bengal Renaissance.\n\nRoy was born in Radhanagar, Bengal, in 1772. His family background displayed an interesting religious diversity. His father Ramkant, was a Vaishnavite, while his mother, Tarini, was from a Shakta background. Rammohan learnt successively Bangla, Persian, Arabic and Sanskrit by the age of fifteen.\n\nAs a teenager, Roy became dissatisfied with the practices of his family, and travelled widely, before returning to manage his family property. He then worked as a moneylender in Calcutta, and from 1803 to 1814 was employed by the British East India Company.\n\nIn the history of social reform in India, Ram Mohan Roy's name will always be remembered in connection with the abolition of Sati (the immolation of widows, often termed suttee in historical works). Ram Mohan Roy also made people aware of the fact that polygamy, which was extremely prevalent in his day, was in fact contrary to law. Challenging the authority of Hindu priesthood he pointed out that it was only under specific circumstances (e.g. if a wife is infertile or has an incurable disease) that a man was permitted to take a second wife while the first was still alive.\n\nIn the social, legal and religious reforms that he advocated, Roy was moved primarily by considerations of humanity. He took pains to show that he was not out to destroy the best traditions of the country, but was merely brushing away some of the impurities that had gathered on them in the days of decadence. He respected the Upanishads and studied the Sutras. He condemned idolatry in the strongest terms. He stated that the best means of achieving bliss was through pure spiritual contemplation on and worship of the Supreme Being, and that sacrificial rites were intended only for persons of less subtle intellect.\n\nRoy campaigned for rights for women, including the right for widows to remarry, and the right for women to hold property. As mentioned above, he actively opposed polygamy, a system in which he had grown up.\n\nHe also supported education, particularly education of women. He believed that English-language education was superior to the traditional Indian education system, and he opposed the use of government funds to support schools teaching Sanskrit. In 1822, he founded a school based on English education.\n\nTo overcome the social and religious evils, as he perceived them, he started a religious group known as the Brahmo Samaj. The Samaj borrowed beliefs and practices from several religions, and was eclectic in its philosophy.\n\nIn 1831 Ram Mohan Roy traveled to the United Kingdom as an ambassador of the Mughal Empire. He also visited France.\n\nHe died at Stapleton near Bristol in 1833 of meningitis and is buried in Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol. A statue of him was erected in central Bristol in 1997.\n\nThere is a blue plaque commemorating him on his house in Bedford Square, London.