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Muhammad Hashim (c. 1664–1732),
better known by his
title Khafi Khan, was an Indo-Persian
historian of
Mughal India. His
career began about 1693–1694...
- book
about the
history of India.
Completed around 1732, it was
written by
Khafi Khan in the
Mughal Empire of present-day India. The
title of the book is...
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announced that two
housemates will be
leaving the house. Avala, Gedoni,
Khafi and
Isilomo are the
housemates with the
lowest total amount of "Bet9ja Coins"...
- was
offering a
thanksgiving prayer.
According to the
Mughal chronicler,
Khafi Khan and
Ishwar Das Nagar, that very night,
Sambhaji and Kavi
Kalash were...
- book,
House of Shivaji,
about the
heroics and fall of
Santaji Ghorpade.
Khafi Khan writes,"Shanta used to
inflict severe punishments on his followers...
- Zikar-e-Qalbi
which is also
known as Zikar-e-
khafi or
silent zikr, is
being practiced by
Naqshbandi Sufi followers. This way of zikar,
Dhikr ذکر, focuses...
- Birbal.
Birbal lost his life in this battle.
According to
Mughal historian Khafi Khan, 40,000–50,000
Mughal men
perished in this battle. However, Badayuni...
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Khafi Khan, p. 577. Gandhi,
Surjit (2004). A Historian's
Approach to Guru
Gobind Singh.
Singh Bros. p. 323. ISBN 8172053061. Irvine, p. 20.
Khafi Khan...
- breast) (Abraham/Noah) Sirr (color white;
located above left breast) (Moses)
Khafi (color black;
located above right breast) (Jesus)
Ikhfa (color green; located...
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William (1971). The
Later Mughals.
Atlantic Publishers & Distribution. Khan,
Khafi (2006) [1718]. Hashim,
Muhammad (ed.). Muntakhab-ul Lubab. ****stan: Sang-e-Meel...
