Question

Bhakta Tukaram was a contemporary of which Mughal ruler?
A. Akbar
B.Babur
с.Shahjahan
D.Jahangir

Answer 1

Hint:The fusion of Islam with Hinduism gave birth to Sufi and Bhakti Movements during this period. Harmony between the Hindus and Muslims was built.We will discuss mughal ruler under whom tukaram was there.

Complete answer:
Tukaram's short reality of life is how modern beauty shrinks in old age and makes him God's devotees. Tukaram emerged his work into the river and never discussed religion in public; he gave teachings of truth, peace,kindness and Mercy.Tukaram was a very kind hearted person; he had no interest in Worldly matters; he was always and they engaged himself in adoration of the Lord.
Tukaram was Marathi bhakti poet and devotees of Lord Krishna he was at the time of Jahangir rule Tukaram was a contemporary of Jahangir.The teachings of Bhakti saints, especially Kabir and Guru Nanak Dev ji brought the Hindus and the Muslims closer to each other. Several Muslims became Tam their followers. Their message of religious tolerance and respect for all religions paved the way to bring about a remarkable improvement in the Hindu Muslim relations. Both the communities shed their hostile attitude towards each other.

Hence, the correct answer is option (D).

Note: Many Muslim rulers allowed religious freedom to their subjects. Ala-ud Din Khalji and Feroz Shah Tuglaq honoured Hindu saints. Ghiyas-ud-din Tuglaq even appointed Jain officers in his court. In this way, the Bhakti saints laid the foundation of the composite Indian culture that has derived the best from the Hindu and the Muslim religions and cultures.