Talk:Hindu–Islamic relations

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Removed quotes edit

The following quotes fail to meet notability standards. See WQ:Wikiquote. --MonstrumVenandi (talk) 22:38, 22 May 2022 (UTC)Reply


Missing quotes from Eknath and Anantadas edit

There should be quotes from Eknath and Anantadas:

  • the 16th-century Maharashtrian poet Eknath gives a dialogue between a “Hindu” and a Muslim, Hindu-Turka-samvada, in which both sides affirm the strong points of their own religion
  • Also in the 16th century, the Ramanandi biographer Anantadas wrote a similar text about the 15th-century poet Kabir. In the Kabir-Bijak, this Kabir himself wrote another text confronting “Hindu” and “Turk” and their respective religions.
  • the Prithviraj Raso, a historical romance composed not long after the defeat of its hero, King Prithviraj, in 1192. [3]
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