Tuqviuti-Din-I-Mazdiasna, Or, a Mehzur, Or, Certificate, Given by Huzrut Mahomed, the Prophet, of the Moosulmans, On Behalf of Mehdi-Furrookh Bin-Shukhsan (Brother of Sulman-I-Farsi, Otherwise Called

This remarkable historical document is a testament to the enduring influence of Islamic culture and religion on the Indian subcontinent. Written in Persian and accompanied by an English translation, it comprises two certificates of good conduct and favor granted by the Prophet of Islam and his disciple to two prominent members of the Zoroastrian community, Mehdi-Furrookh bin-Shukhsan and Dinyar Dustoor, in recognition of their wisdom, piety, and contributions to society. With its rare insights into the interfaith dynamics of medieval India and its rich literary and artistic tradition, this volume is an invaluable resource for scholars of Islamic and South Asian history.

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