Read the following paragraph which is a traveler's account of Indian experiences.
Within three leagues (about nine miles of Mangalore, I saw an idol house the likes of which is not to be found in all the world. It was a square, approximately ten yards aside, five yards in height, all covered with cast bronze, with four porticos. In the entrance portico was a statue in the likeness of a human being, full stature, made of gold. It had two red rubies for eyes, so cunningly made that you would say it could see. What craft and artisanship!
Who among the following gave the above account?

Abdur Razzaq

Abdur Razzaq wrote when he visited India and arrived in Mangalore, and crossed the western ghats. There he saw a temple that filled him with admiration and wrote the aforementioned words.