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679th Foundation Day of Bahmani Empire observed in Kalaburagi

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Kalaburagi (Gulbarga), KARNATAKA :

The 679th Foundation Day of the Bahmani Empire was observed at the tomb of Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah, the founder and first ruler of the Sultanate, in Kalaburagi city on Monday.

The event, organised by the Bahmani Foundation, brought together historians, artists, intellectuals and social activists, who recalled the contributions of the Bahmani Sultanate to the cultural and architectural heritage of the region during its nearly two-century rule from 1347 to 1527 AD.

Speaking on the occasion, advocate Jabbar Gola said the Bahmani rulers played an important role in promoting art, culture and architecture, leaving behind a rich legacy reflected in the monuments and traditions of the region.

Bahmani Foundation president Qazi Rizwan-Ur-Rahman Siddique said the organisation has been commemorating the Foundation Day for several years through seminars, cultural programmes and competitions aimed at creating awareness among students about the history and heritage of the Bahmani period.

Artists Mohammed Ayazuddin Patel and Rehaman Patel, Numismatist Mohammad Ismail and others were present.

source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> News> India> Karnataka / by The Hindu Bureau / August 18th, 2026

Bahmani Kings Wanted the Welfare of All: Muhammad Naseemuddin Faris

February 14, 2026Karnataka (under research project), Leaders, Royal Families, PreIndependence -Descendants (wef. Jan 02nd,2022)Bahmani Kings, Bahmani Rulers, Dr Abdul Majeed, Dr Ismail Khan, Dr Maimuna Begum, Dr Muhammad Samiuddin, Dr Muhannad Majeed, History Seminar on Bahmani Era, Labid Shafi, Labid Shafi - State Secretary - Jamaat e Islami Hind, Muhammad Fahimuddin, Muhammad Mauazzam, Muhammad Naseemuddin Faris, Muhammad Naseemuddin Faris - Dean - Maulana Azad Urdu University - Hyderabad, Shamshuddinmpositiveone@gmail.com

Bidar, KARNATAKA :

Bidar:

Scholars at a historical symposium in Bidar highlighted the inclusive governance, educational focus, and cultural contributions of the Bahmani kings. The event examined political, social, literary, educational, and developmental aspects of the Bahmani era.

Speaking at the symposium, Muhammad Naseemuddin Faris, retired dean of Maulana Azad Urdu University, Hyderabad, said the Bahmani rulers worked for the welfare of all sections of society. He said the kings governed by building trust across religions and social groups. He added that they maintained cordial relations with neighbouring states and ensured peace and stability.

Faris said the Bahmani rulers established several educational institutions and promoted learning. He noted their encouragement of the Urdu language and literature. He also said the rulers supported spiritual growth by inviting Islamic scholars from Iran, Iraq, and Syria. He highlighted the implementation of the Kharej system, which helped strengthen water conservation practices.

Jamaat e Islami Hind State Secretary Labid Shafi said knowledge of history remained essential for shaping society. He said certain communal groups were misusing history to spread hatred and distort facts. He described the symposium as an important step toward informed understanding of the Bahmani legacy.

Several scholars delivered thematic lectures. Muhammad Fahimuddin spoke on religion and Sufism. Dr Rais Fatima discussed economic prosperity. Dr Manzoor Ahmed traced the development of Urdu literature. Dr Abdul Majeed addressed architecture. Dr Muhammad Samiuddin focused on education. Dr Maimuna Begum examined coinage. Dr Muhammad Majeed spoke on the decline of the kingdom. Dr Ismail Khan discussed Mahmud Gavan. Dr Mushtaq Ahmed analysed political conditions.

Shamshuddin delivered the introductory address. Muhammad Mauazzam presided over the inaugural session. Hafiz Syed Atiqullah recited the Quran. Muhammad Arifuddin proposed the vote of thanks.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Report / by Radiance News Bureau / February 07th, 2026