Muhammad Sadr Ala-i
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Muhammad Sadr Ala-i
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Taj al-Dīn Muhammad Sadr Ala-i bin Ahmad Hasan Dabir-i Abdusi Dehlavi (1301–1351), also known as Ikhtisān-i Dabir, was a 14th-century Muslim author who was born in Delhi, India, at the time of the Delhi Sultanate, where he was a hereditary servant of the Court of the Tughlaq dynasty, and a secretary to the Royal Chancelry. He held the high title of Malik at the Court. According to several accounts, he was also sent as an ambassador to Iran by Muhammad bin Tughluq.
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Muslim Delhi-based author (1301–1351)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Sadr_Ala-i
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2024-02-13T12:49:45Z
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