3. What types of pro-Muslim policies were enacted in the Delhi Sultanate? Why were these policies deemed necessary?

What:

To compensate, they established aggressive and exclusive pro-Muslim policies. Semenov reports that although Muslims constituted

only about 10 percent of the Bahmanid state population, they were given the best positions as civil  administrators and army commanders, and they were the town gentry

Why:

As the Delhi  sultanates gradually lost their power during the fifteenth century, many independent states emerged,  such as the Bahmanid kingdom.

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