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3 .Muslim Sultans and Padshahs did not claim to be incarnations of god’. Explain with suitable examples the ways they used to emphasise their moral right to be rulers.

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Muslim Sultans and Padshahs did not claim to be incarnations of god but Persian court chronicles described the Sultan as the “Shadow of God”. An inscription in the Quwwat al-Islam mosque explained that God chose Alauddin as a king because he had the qualities of Moses and Solomon, the great lawgivers of the past

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3 .Muslim Sultans and Padshahs did not claim to be incarnations of god’. Explain with suitable examples the ways they used to emphasise their moral right to be rulers.