Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
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From the days of Muhammad Ghori until 1857 there was always a Moslem king on the throne of Delhi . The period from the death of Muhammad Ghori to the invasion of Emperor Babur ( the founder of the Moghul Empire ) in 1526 is known in ...
From the days of Muhammad Ghori until 1857 there was always a Moslem king on the throne of Delhi . The period from the death of Muhammad Ghori to the invasion of Emperor Babur ( the founder of the Moghul Empire ) in 1526 is known in ...
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Beginning with the reign of Akbar they called Delhi dār ul - Khilafah ( abode of the Caliphate ) . Akbar's famous gold coins bore the inscription- " The Great Sultan , the exalted Khalifah . ” Although Akbar and other powerful Moghul ...
Beginning with the reign of Akbar they called Delhi dār ul - Khilafah ( abode of the Caliphate ) . Akbar's famous gold coins bore the inscription- " The Great Sultan , the exalted Khalifah . ” Although Akbar and other powerful Moghul ...
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64 Therefore , what is said to have happened in Delhi must , in fact , have taken place in Lahore centuries earlier . The soldiers and people met in daily intercourse and they needed a common language . It had to be either Persian or ...
64 Therefore , what is said to have happened in Delhi must , in fact , have taken place in Lahore centuries earlier . The soldiers and people met in daily intercourse and they needed a common language . It had to be either Persian or ...
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Abdali Abu-l Abul Kalam Azad Akbar al-Qasim All-India appointed Arab army Aurangzeb Badauni Bandah became believed Bengal Brahmans British government brother Calcutta Caliph century court cultural Dara death Deccan Delhi East emperor empire English faith Farrukhsiyar Fath father followers frontier Gandhi Ghazni governor Guru Hindu-Moslem Hindus and Moslems Husain Ibid Imam imperial India Iqbal Islam Ismail Shahid Jahangir Jinnah jizya Kabul Kashmir Khafi Khan Lahore leaders liberation Mahmud Marathas Maudoodi Mawlana Muhammad Mawlavi Mecca Moghul Moghul Empire Moslem League Moslem nation Moslem rule Moslems movement Mulla nationalist Nawab Nehru Panjtar party Pathans Persian Peshawar political princes Prophet provinces Punjab Qur'an Raja Rajputs Ranjit Singh reign religion religious revolt ruler Saiyad Ahmad Khan Saiyad Ahmad Shahid sent Shah Abdul Aziz Shah Jahan Shah Waliullah Shaikh Mubarak Shari'a Shivaji Sikhs Sindh Siraj-ud-Daulah soldiers Sultan Muhammad Khan territory tion Turkish ulama Ullah unity Urdu
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| العنوان | Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
| المؤلف | Hafeez Malik |
| الناشر | Public Affairs Press, 1963 |
| عدد الصفحات | 355 من الصفحات |
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