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Who abolished Kalma depiction on coins?
Who abolished Kalma depiction on coins?
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The correct option is B Aurangzeb
Aurangzeb stopped engraving Kalma on coins. Forbade the Parsis to
celebrate their festival Navaroz. Released an order to ban the music
everywhere and arrest those who listen to the music. His drink was
plain water and he used to sleep on ground, something that made him a
Zinda Fakir. He ended the Mughal pomp of Jharokha Darshan, use of
almanacs, the Mughal custom of weighing the emperor in gems
-distributing the wealth to the poors, on coronation anniversaries. He
reintroduced Jazia. In summary he did all that was never done by his
great grandfather, grandfather and father.
Aurangzeb stopped engraving Kalma on coins. Forbade the Parsis to celebrate their festival Navaroz. Released an order to ban the music everywhere and arrest those who listen to the music. His drink was plain water and he used to sleep on ground, something that made him a Zinda Fakir. He ended the Mughal pomp of Jharokha Darshan, use of almanacs, the Mughal custom of weighing the emperor in gems -distributing the wealth to the poors, on coronation anniversaries. He reintroduced Jazia. In summary he did all that was never done by his great grandfather, grandfather and father.
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