The Mughal Empire was in the decline ... State Archives and Research Institute (TSARI), sheds light on how religious autonomy was accorded to pilgrims arriving from various parts of the country ...

Aurangzeb Alamgir, the sixth Mughal emperor of India, remains one of the most enigmatic figures in Indian history. Born on November 3, 1618, in Dahod, Gujarat, he was the third son of Emperor Shah ...

That tolerance is nearly unheard ... Hindu temple allegedly demolished during the Mughal period. Moreover, Aurangzeb, who residents say initiated religious conversions in Sadhan, has been one ...

Behind the recognition of religions and the representation of non-Muslim religious authorities in the governing system was deep Ottoman suspicion, not a policy of tolerance, concludes Professor ...

Adityanath also sought to counter the narratve of religious intolerance that the ... by right-wing outfits demanding the removal of Mughal ruler Aurangzeb's tomb from Maharashtra's Sambhaji ...

The Presidency has reaffirmed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to promoting peace and religious tolerance across the country. Special Adviser to the President on Policy Communication ...

He highlighted key government initiatives, including the establishment of the National Commission for Minorities, the Interfaith Harmony Policy, and the approval of the Religious Tolerance ...

His critics argue that many of the Mughal ruler’s policies abandoned his predecessors’ legacy of pluralism and religious tolerance like introduction of the jizya tax, demolition of Hindu temples and ...

His death marked the end of an era of religious tolerance and cultural synthesis in the Mughal Empire. Despite his tragic end, Dara Shikoh’s works continue to inspire scholars, spiritual seekers ...

His religious tolerance ensured that people of various ... in guerrilla warfare allowed him to challenge the might of the Mughal Empire successfully. He understood that true strength lies not ...

CEDAR FALLS --- Muzaffar Alam, professor of South Asian languages and civilizations, University of Chicago, will lecture Wednesday on the ideas and identities in Mughal religious culture.