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what amir khusrau had to say regarding sanskrit and brahmanas

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Answered by Chirpy

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Amir Khusrau said that there were many languages in India. Every region had its own language. But Sanskrit did not belong to any region. It was an ancient language. It was the language of the learned. Common people did not know it. He praised Sanskrit and said that it was a pearl among pearls.

The Brahmanas formed the learned class. They occupied the highest place in society. They were the ones who studied Sanskrit.

Answered by kowshiksaketh

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Answer : Amir khusrau, said that Sanskrit did not belong to any region. It was an old language common people did not know it. only the Brahmanas spoke it.

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