الهند الإسلامية في كتابات مؤرخيها: من الفتح حتى نهاية عصر سلطنة دلهي ( 95-932 ه 705-1526 م)‎

Abstract EN

This research is a continuation of what we wrote in our previous attempt - years ago-of what Islamic India has enjoyed from this great share in the writings of orientalists by virtue of being a country rich in ancient heritage and the stay of Islam for more than nine centuries amid the contention of religions, which led many of its sons of historians and writers (Muslims and Hindus) in writing about the history of Islam and its civilization and achievements in their country.

The scientific section of this research was divided into two parts: the first section included several topics, including a discussion of the reasons for the Indian interest in their Islamic history, and a presentation of the most prominent books on that history over the centuries, as well as a bibliography, And how they differed in different aspects of civilization as well as their other efforts (except for the composition), such as publishing magazines, printing books and organizing conferences that deal with the history of Islam, while the second section included the efforts of the symposium of scientists founded in India in writing about the history of Islam.

The study did not overlook the full documentation of its sources and approved references, as well as the field visit to the country of study.

Thus, through the research, our aim was to identify Islamic India in the writings of the Indians themselves and to show their positions on the political, administrative and religious developments, and how to deal with a number of problems that have taken place in the new situation in all aspects of civilization.