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The was a place of religious discussions open to people of all religions and faiths.

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Ibadatkhana

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Din-I-Ilahi

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Akbar Nama

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Ain-I-Akbari

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The correct option is A Ibadatkhana
The Ibadatkhana was a place of religious discussions open to people of all religions and faiths. These discussions and the ideas of Sufi saints led Akbar to realise that truth existed in every religion and thus he formed a new religion based on the basic principles of every religion This new religion was Din-I-Ilahi.

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