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Descendents of Mahabat Khan

Mahabat Khan is one of the maternal ancestors of Jahan Mahmood the Birmingham (UK) based historian who is currently researching the role of Muslim soldiers in WWI and WWII. www.britainsmuslimsoldiers.co.uk —Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.36.98.214 (talk) 11:43, 16 August 2009 (UTC)Reply

Title edit

Why has the capitalization of the article name been edited? Its a proper name, therefore Khan should be capitalized.

Later life and death edit

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It has been erroneously reported in this article that Mahabat Khan lies buried at Quila Qadam Shareef at New Delhi (Qutub Road, near Muslim cemetery of Khwaja Baaqi Billah.)

Mahabat Khan in his lifetime had ordered for and got built his own mausoleum adjacent to the west of the mausoleum of Shaikh Sharafuddeen Bu Ali Qalandar at Panipat also built by him. He had built on a renovational basis this mausoleum complex on the shrine of the 13th Century saint out of reverence, together with a grand enclosure comprising of a high gate, a mosque, a serai, and domes on the graves of the followers to the shrine (sajjada nasheens.)

A visit to Panipat at this shrine and reading of the Persian epigraphy on a red sandstone tablet under the dome of Mahabat Khans's mausoleum will establish my post here.Lutfullah (talk) 17:36, 13 July 2009 (UTC)LutfullahReply

Also reference can be made to Sir Ghulam Yazdani's (Former Director General to ASI)"Epigraphia Indo-Islamica" at Institute of Archaeology, Archaeological Survey of India. New Delhi. India. Lutfullah (talk) 17:36, 13 July 2009 (UTC)LutfullahReply

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