Akbar the Great

are Christians, Jews, Muslims, and non-Muslims. In the Mughal Empire, there are Muslims and large populations of Hindus. Therefore, the similarity of both empires are of different religions. Another similarity is the vast empires with both of their great achievements and military. In addition, women in these empires were powerful. They were allowed to own property in both empires and also achieved many things such as charity foundations. However, these two empires are very different. The Ottoman

There are many causes to the Rebellion of 1857, including, but not limited to: a disenfranchised populace; BEIC arrogance; and nobles who wanted more power. There isn’t not just one most important causation that caused all this, numerous concerns like political and administrative issues, social and religious, and even a little bit of military issues all play a role as the a connexion to the rebellion of 1857,. But one of the main causation was economic,along with political, administrative issues

Safavid and Mughal Empires The decline of the Mongol Empire laid ground for the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires. These three empires all had military strength, Sovereign Pride, Religious commitment, and Aesthetic sophistication in common to varying degrees. The Safavid and Ottoman empires are usually compared because of the wars that broke out between them and their similar attributes. However, this will be a comparison of the Safavid and Mughal Empires. The Mughal empire was founded

Central figure in the twentieth century Globalisation of Indian music. Countless Indian musicians made their journey to the west and have been acting as performers, teachers and professors. Such artists include the Hindustani Instrumentalists- Ali Akbar Khan, Amjad Ali Khan, Nikhil Banerjee, Zakir Hussain, T. Vishwanathan, T. Rang Nathan, and M.S. Subhalakshmi. Due to the Globalisation of Indian Music, many collaborations in the west between Indian and Western musicians occurred in the fields

killing in the context of religion, laws, and society. The first interview is with Ali Akbar, criminal investigator, he explained how Islam is not associated to honor killing and the possible consequences of the forgiveness law. “In my opinion, Islam teaches nothing about “honor killing”. On the contrary, Islam teaches that we should safeguard the rights of all human beings be it a man or woman,” argues Ali Akbar. “If there is forgiveness and case

     Psychologist, author, and lecturer Na’im Akbar says more people are depressed today because our community has had a decline in social and spiritual support systems, which causes blacks to have a more difficult time dealing with depression. Migrations from hometowns, breakdown of families, and the foray into middle- and upper-class economic levels have been detrimental to the support systems like a network of family and friends. Akbar believes materialism has crept into our lifestyles allowing

intervention did he manage to regain the capital cities of Agra and Delhi in 1555; however, Humayun 's son Akbar was credited with the real foundation of the Mughal Empire (Source?). During his reign from 1556 to 1605, Akbar established dominion over northern and central India, as far east as Bengal. He secured the northwestern frontier, which served as a gateway to India for so many previous invasions. Akbar 's most important territorial gain was the sultanate of Gujarat, in the west, which provided the

monitored the economy very closely. They would also kill people for dishonest business practices. However, the Safavids were probably not as wealthy as Ottoman or Mughal. For Economics to the Munguls Empire, they were at peace and stability under Akbar. This caused commerce and manufacturing to thrive. Their goods, like textiles, tropical food, spices, and precious stones were exported. They Imported gold and silver. The had tariffs on imports were quite low. Foreign commerce was mostly carried

eminent empires were the largest and the most influential civilizations of the Muslim world, and their splendor reached as far as Europe. The two most important rulers of these empires were Akbar the Great and Suleiman the Magnificent, under whose reign the empire reached its triumphant moments. Just as the reign of Akbar and Suleiman marked the Golden age, their deaths resulted in the slow downfall of the empires. Both the Ottoman and Mughal empires were distinctive civilizations of their time due to the

Revision for History Both the Mughal and Ottoman Empire started off as military clans. Osman Bey founded the Ottoman Empire, the chief of a semi-nomadic Turkish clan that settled in Northwestern Anatolia whose goal was to convert people into ghazi’s. While the Mughal Empire was founded by Babur a Chagatai Turk who claimed descendance from both Chinggis Khan and Tamerlane whose main goal was to create a strong Asian society. Over time, both the Ottoman and Mughal Empire created strong autocratic