Administration Of India Under Mamluk Dynasty

Shazia Yousuf, Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad

ABSTRACT

In our country, the theorists are the knowledgeable section of society that includes judges, imams, jurists, teachers, Quran guardians, hadith narrators, and Sufis. They enjoyed great respect from the legitimate ruler represented by the emperors and leaders as well as from the public at large, and it is not reasonable to consider theorists only. They are an important and powerful part of society, their voice is heard, and they have a greater impact on the public than the ruling authority, and as a result, the purpose of this research will be to investigate the conditions of scholars and their relationships with the rulers, as well as the interest of the Indian people in science.

The purpose of this research paper is to examine the economic landscape in India during the Mamluk era; its history and thought, to determine how the Islamic economy functioned during the Mamluk dynasty. It includes qualitative research conducted using a descriptive, technical analysis qualitative technique, and content analysis as part of the study. The Islamic economy of the Mamluk Dynasty advanced as a result of a variety of policies, including rewarding academics and scientists, military oligarchic rather than monarchic government, establishing trade relations with foreign countries, farmer-friendly policies, etc.

Keywords: Mamluk Dynasty, Administration, Government, Scholars.