UPSC Prelims · 2002 · GS Paper I · Q5
The historian Barani refused to consider the state in India under Delhi Sultans as truly Islamic because
- (A)the majority of the population did not follow Islam
- (B)the Muslims theologists were often disregarded
- (C)the Sultan supplemented the Muslim law by framing his own regulations
- (D)religious freedom was accorded to non-Muslims
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- Subject
- History
- Chapter
- Delhi Sultanate
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