Explore the vibrant educational heritage of India during Muhammadan rule. This seminal work meticulously details the era’s intellectual progress, from the establishment of renowned madrasas and libraries to the patronage of learning by rulers and nobles. Discover the spectrum of subjects studied—theology, philosophy, science, and literature—and the crucial contributions of scholars, Sufi saints, and state-sponsored institutions. Gaining a balanced perspective on advancements and limitations, this book offers deep insights into the Islamic era’s impact on India’s cultural and educational landscape. An indispensable resource for students of Indian history and scholars of South Asian studies.