The Mughal Empire is generally known for its vast power, art and administrative system, but this period was also very important in the field of education and knowledge. Mughal rulers believed that scholarship and intellectual understanding were as important for strong governance as military power. This is the reason why teachers, scholars and writers were given special respect in the Mughal court. This point is supported by many writers, including Ali M Aziz, Irfan Habib and JN Sarkar. These people have mentioned the traditions of the Mughal court very well in their books.

Mughal princes were not educated in common schools or abroad. They were taught inside the palaces only. Subjects like Persian, Arabic, history, geography, mathematics, literature and philosophy were part of education. Cities like Agra and Lahore were considered big educational centers of that era, where scholars from India and abroad used to come and teach the princes.

Dara Shikoh Symbol of wisdom and spirituality

Shahjahan’s elder son Dara Shikoh is considered the most learned and thoughtful prince in Mughal history. He was not particularly interested in power or war, rather he was inclined towards spirituality and philosophy. He kept in touch with Sufi saints and tried to understand the teachings of different religions. Dara Shikoh believed that the basic spirit of all religions is the same. Under this thinking, he studied the Upanishads and got about 50 Upanishads translated into Persian language. In his famous work Majm-ul-Bahrain, the similarities between Sufism and Vedanta philosophy have been explained. This is why historians consider him the most progressive and educated prince of the Mughal era.

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The Samajwadi Party on Tuesday lodged a protest against Maulana Sajid Rashidi, who made alleged objectionable and anti -women comments against Samajwadi Party MP Mrs. Dimple Yadav. The former SP secretary has described making an insult to all women as an insult on Dimple Yadav.

Party workers led by senior Samajwadi Party leader and former metropolitan secretary Aftab Ahmed and city secretary Vijay Yadav reached Shahpur on Tuesday 29 July and lodged a protest and demanded strict legal action against the convict. With this, the SPs have warned of a big movement if the demand is not met.

SP workers submitted memorandum
Submitting a memorandum to Shahpur Inspector Neeraj Rai, the SP leaders said that Sajid Rashidi’s comment is not just a female MP, but an insult to all the women’s power of the country. He said that this comment is not only indecent, but is also going to spread hatred in the society.

He demanded that he should be arrested immediately by registering an FIR against Maulana Sajid Rashidi, so that the dignity of women in the country can be safe. Let me tell you that the leaders of the opposition have also attacked fiercely against Sajid Rashidi. This case has come to light after Dimple Yadav went to the mosque.

What did the former city secretary of SP say
Aftab Ahmed, former city secretary of SP metropolis, said, ‘The vulgar comment made on Dimple Yadav is an insult to every woman who is playing an active role in the country’s democracy. Such statements should not be spared.

The SP leader said that if the government and the administration did not take quick action in this matter, the Samajwadi Party will be obliged to organize a mass movement. Shubham Yadav, Golu Yadav, Satya Prakash Jaiswal, Bhavnath Yadav, Churchill Officer, Sudeep Jacob, Ehtesham Khan, Vijay Yadav, Aftab Ahmed, Vinod Yadav were present on the occasion.