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Wāqiʻa (Arabic: الواقعة; "The Inevitable" or "The Event") is the 56th
surah (chapter) of the Quran.
Muslims believe it was
revealed in
Mecca (see Meccan...
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royal edicts. In 1662
Annaji Datto was
appointed as Shurnavis/Sacheev.
Waqia-Navis -
Interior Minister,
managing internal affairs especially intelligence...
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centralisation of
intelligence - they
collated information reported by the
waqia-navis (news writers,
posted in
every province) and
presented it to the emperor...
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Sulayman Fazail).
Ridhwi was
conferred the
title of
Imtiaz Khan, and made the
Waqia-navis (Interior Minister) and
subsequently the
Dewan of Bihar. Qasim's grandfather...
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emperor Jahangir, and its prin****l
author was
Nimat Allah al-Harawi, a
waqia-navis (news-writer)
serving the
Mughal Empire. It
represents the earliest...
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historical work
dated 1580 CE
which was
compiled by
Abbas Khan Sarwani, a
waqia-navis
under Mughal Emperor Akbar,
detailing the rule of Sher Shah Suri,...
- used to
collect money from
Hindus and
Hafiz Adam from Muslims. The
royal waqia navis (news
reporter and
intelligence agent)
wrote to the
Emperor Alamgir...
- who
strictly guard their prayers (5
prayers at
fixed times) Sura 56 - Al-
Waqia (MAKKA) :
Verse 25 No
Laghw (dirty, false, evil vain talk) will they hear...
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compiled a
Persian history of the Afghans, the Makhzan-i-Afghani. He was a
waqia navis (news-writer) in the
Mughal service, and
belonged to an
urban Iranian...
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provincial bakhshi often simultaneously served the
function of the province's
waqia-navis (news writer), and
reported on all
provincial mansabdars, including...
