Muzaffar Alam Livres

The book explores the interplay between Mughal political culture and two major Sufi traditions in South Asia, highlighting the contrast between orthodox practices and a more mystical, accommodating spirituality. It delves into how these differing interpretations of Islam influenced governance and societal norms during the Mughal era, offering insights into the complexities of religious and political dynamics in the region.

Exploring Persian travel accounts from 1400 to 1800, this study delves into the cultural and historical exchanges between India, Iran, and Central Asia. It highlights the perspectives of Persian travelers, revealing insights into their experiences, observations, and the intricate relationships between these regions during a pivotal period in history. Through these narratives, the book sheds light on the diverse landscapes, societies, and interactions that shaped the era.