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Tag Archives: Akbar
Holi’s Muslim History
Though Holi may be a Hindu festival it has a Muslim history too. Continue reading →
Posted in Culture & Heritage
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Tagged Akbar, Amir Khusro, delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin, hindus, Hindvi, Holi, mughal
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21 Comments
Protests Against Jodhaa Akbar – History And Community Honor
What are the reasons behind recent protests against the movie Jodhaa Akbar? Continue reading →
Posted in Society
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Tagged Akbar, Identity, Jodha Bai, Jodhaa Akbar, mughal, protest, Rajput, Syncretism
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21 Comments
Derasar And Dargah Coexist In Gandhi’s Gujarat
At the face of it Jainism and Islam seem to share hardly anything in common – but is it so? Continue reading →
India’s Muslim Kings Implemented Enlightened Sharia Laws
Muslim rulers of India took good care of cultural and religious practices of their non-Muslim subjects. Continue reading →
Posted in Culture & Heritage
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Tagged Akbar, Babar, India, Jahangir, mughal, Mughals, muslim, Muslim Rulers, non-muslims
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31 Comments
Previewing Jodhaa Akbar And The Myth Of Jodha Bai
A preview of the much anticipated flick from Ashutosh Gowariker. Continue reading →
A Historical Perspective On Indian Muslims
What have been the achievements and contributions of Indian Muslims through history? Continue reading →
Posted in Islam
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Tagged Ain-e-Akbari, Akbar, Amir Khusro, Hindvi, Indo-Islamic Culture, mosque, Qawwali, Turks
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42 Comments
Culture fest begins: Remembering Tansen, India’s great Musician
Legendary musician, Tansen, is considered the greatest singer-musician ever born in India. One of the nau-ratnas (nine jewels) in the court of Emperor Akbar, Tansen was born around 1505 AD near Gwalior. Though a Hindu by birth, the ‘Sangeet Samrat‘ … Continue reading →
Posted in Culture & Heritage, Featured
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Tagged Akbar, classical music, hindustani, Indian Musicians, Tansen
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5 Comments