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Shaykh Mubārak Nāgawrī
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Shaykh Mubārak Nāgawrī

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  • Abul Fazl
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    …studied with his father, Sheikh Mubārak Nāgawrī, a distinguished scholar. After teaching in his father’s school, he was presented to Akbar in 1574 by the poet Fayzī, Abul Fazl’s elder brother. Through his criticism of the traditional Muslim religious leaders, he influenced the development of Akbar’s religious synthesis. He opposed…

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    …studied with his father, Sheikh Mubārak Nāgawrī, a distinguished scholar. After teaching in his father’s school, he was presented to Akbar in 1574 by the poet Fayzī, Abul Fazl’s elder brother. Through his criticism of the traditional Muslim religious leaders, he influenced the development of Akbar’s religious synthesis. He opposed…

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