The koran had a vital role in the development of art and literature during the mughal period. how does the structure of the taj mahal reflect the paradise described in the koran

Images of Paradise were widespread in both literature and art in the Mughal period, and each part of the Taj complex seems to correspond allegorically to a cosmological model of the gardens of Paradise on the Day of Resurrection: the mausoleum stands like the throne of judgment at the far end of the grounds (rather than the traditional placement in the center of a four-part garden); the forty-two acres of grounds are divided by four channels of water representing the four rivers of Paradise described in the Koran; and red sandstone walls topped with gazebos, galleries and towers mark the boundaries of Paradise.