Alauddin Khalji famously stated this line to emphasize that state welfare was above religious law in governance. He believed strong administration, economic control and political stability required decisions based on practicality, not just Sharia. This philosophy shaped his reforms and ...
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The Diwan-i-Bandagan—a bureau dealing with royal slaves and household troops—was associated with the Tughlaq administration (notably Firoz Shah Tughlaq). Other pairs are mismatched: the Diwan-i-Arz (military department) is linked to earlier reforms, Diwan-i-Mustakhraj and Diwan-i-Kohi belong to different administrative contexts ...
Muhammad Ghori was known by several names, including Shahabuddin, Muhammad bin Sam and Muizuddin. These titles were used in different contexts—royal, religious and genealogical. Since all three refer to the same ruler, “All of these” is the correct answer. ANSWER: ...