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Whose Persian translation of several Upanishads is known as the 'Sirr-e-Akbar'?
A: Abul Fazal
B: Shah Wallullah Dahly
C: Dara Shikoh
D: Ahmad al-Sirhindi ..​

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Answered by brokendreams
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ANSWER:

Darah sikoh was the translator of several Upanishad is known as the sir e akbar.

EXPLANATION:  

    He translates fifty Upanishads to the Persian language was a compilation of Sir – e – Akbar.  The emperor of Mughal Shah Jahan’s elder son and their most important person is Dara sikhoh. He was the brother of Aurangzeb in the Mughal empire. In 1658, the Dora Shikoh was killed in the public by chained him and paraded all the way through the streets of Delhi in 30th August 1659.

Answered by aburaihana123
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C: Dara Shikoh's  Persian translation of several Upanishads is known as the 'Sirr-e-Akbar'

Explanation:

Dara Shikoh was Aurangzeb’s brother and eldest son of Shah Jahan in the Mughal empire. He was killed in 1659 when he was chained and marched in public. He is believed to be cruel and violent by the historians.  

He translated fifty Upanishads from Sanskrit to the Persian language in 1657. He did this, so that Muslim scholars could learn these Upanishads. This translation of several Upanishads was a called “Sirr-e—Akbar”. Sirr-e—Akbar means “The Great Mystery”.  

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