Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
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At about the same time , in the opinion of some contemporary Moslems , Akbar began to give many indications that he had lost faith in Islam . “ 4 Din - i Ilāhi and Revolt . In 1580 Akbar's religious vagaries began to have ominous ...
At about the same time , in the opinion of some contemporary Moslems , Akbar began to give many indications that he had lost faith in Islam . “ 4 Din - i Ilāhi and Revolt . In 1580 Akbar's religious vagaries began to have ominous ...
الصفحة 51
It was at that occasion , in the rainy season of 1582 , that Akbar promulgated his new religion , the Din - i Ilāhi or " Divine Faith . ” " He summoned a general council of high officials , and after discussing the evils of religious ...
It was at that occasion , in the rainy season of 1582 , that Akbar promulgated his new religion , the Din - i Ilāhi or " Divine Faith . ” " He summoned a general council of high officials , and after discussing the evils of religious ...
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A Caliphal delegation headed by Dr. Ansari met the Viceroy of India on January 19 , 1920 and told him that " the continued existence of the Khilaphat as a temporal no less than spiritual institution was the very essence of their faith .
A Caliphal delegation headed by Dr. Ansari met the Viceroy of India on January 19 , 1920 and told him that " the continued existence of the Khilaphat as a temporal no less than spiritual institution was the very essence of their faith .
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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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