1. Akbar the Great and His Religious Policies
... not clear what religion he follows and his actions made it clear that he was not a practicing Muslim. Another muslim theologian of Jahangir's time wrote that it was only with Jahangir's accession to the throne that Islam was revived in India as under Akbar the Muslim prayer was heard by no one and the mosques, madrassas and khanqas had been abodes of beasts and ... it opened the doors for entry of all kinds of extraneous elements, thereby, endangering the basic muslim identity. Thus, while Qureshi believes that Akbar did not ask his subjects to abjure from Islam but only its orthodox fo...
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