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Which of the following statement is/are correct? Akbar constructed Ibadat Khana at his new capital Fatehpur Sikri. In 1579, Akbar promulgated a new religion "Din-i-Ilahi" or divine faith in one god. Akbar abolished pilgrimage tax and Jiziga, after marrying Jodha Bai. Select the correct code from below.

Which of the following statement is/are correct? Akbar constructed Ibadat Khana at his new capital Fatehpur Sikri. In 1579, Akbar promulgated a new religion "Din-i-Ilahi" or divine faith in one god. Akbar abolished pilgrimage tax and Jiziga, after marrying Jodha Bai. Select the correct code from below. Correct Answer 1 and 3

The correct answer is option 1, i.e, 1 and 3.

  • Akbar's Religious Touch:
    • Early contact with Sufi saints.
    • Teachings from his teacher Abdul Latif.
    • His marriage with the Rajput princess.
    • His association with intellectual giants like Shaikh Mubarak and his two sons- Abul Faizi and Abul Fazal.
    • After marrying Jodha Bai, he abolished pilgrimage tax and Jiziga.
    • Allowed his Hindu wife to worship her own God.
    • He was a pious Muslim in his early life but later became a sceptic one.
    • Constructed Ibadat Khana at his new capital Fatehpur Sikri.
    • In 1582, he promulgated a new religion "Din-i-Ilahi" or divine faith in one God.
    • Din-i-Ilahi contained good points of all the religions and uphold no dogma.
    • Din-i-Ilahi mainly aimed to bridge the gap between all religions.

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