Uncover the rich Islamic heritage of Bengal through its ancient inscriptions. This pivotal work delves into Arabic and Persian epigraphy from early Muslim rulers (1205-1494), offering unparalleled insights into South Asia’s cultural transformations. It deciphers inscriptions, revealing the socio-political dynamics and the early influence of Persian language. Essential for scholars and students of Indian history, Islamic studies, and South Asian culture, this book reconstructs a vital period of Bengal’s past, highlighting the significance of epigraphy as a historical source.