Jauna Shah II: a Subservient servant of Firoz Shah Tughlaq and seven Mosques of Delhi.
Jauna Shah II alisa Khan I Jahan II son of Khan i Jahan I Malik Maqbool Tilangani
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Heritage Times
Exploring lesser known History
Author: Muhib Khan
Mosque of Shaikh ‘Abdu-n Nabi, A forgotten mosque from Akbar’s reign,
On the Delhi Mutthura road near Tilak Bridge there lies a mosque built by Shaikh Abdu-n Nabi the Sadru-s Sadur
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Tales of two Historical Mosques and one Mission: Education.
This is a historical Mosque in many manners and it has a connection with Akbarabadi Mosque Delhi.
Azizunnisa Begum was the wife of Shahjahan he was known as Akbarabadi Begum because of her native Akabarabad (Agra) he built a mosque at Faiz Bazaar Delhi. ( Now Daryaganj). the later mosque was demolished by Britishers during the revolt of 1857.
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Father of Modern Surgery: Al Zahrawi
In pharmacy and pharmacology, Al-Zahrawi pioneered the preparation of medicines by sublimation and distillation. He dedicated a chapter of his book to pharmacy and pharmaceutical techniques. The chapter was later translated into Latin under the title of Liber Servitoris
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Rise and Fall of the Sharqi Sultans: From an Independent Kingdom to Mughal Rule in Jaunpur, a centre of culture and power in medieval India.
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