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The Hindu
04-08-2025
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- The Hindu
678th Bahmani empire foundation day celebrated in Kalaburagi
The 678th foundation day of the Bahmani empire was celebrated with great reverence and cultural fervour at the Bahmani fort in Kalaburagi, in north Karnataka, on August 3. The event commenced with the offering of floral tribute at the tomb of the first sultan Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah, located in the Shahabazaar area in Kalaburagi. Sultan Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah established his capital, Ahsanabad (now Kalaburagi), on August 3, 1347. Historians lauded the rich legacy of a dynasty that ruled the Deccan for over two centuries, and explained the contribution of Bahmani rulers in shaping Indo-Islamic architecture and fostering cultural, literary and artistic advancements in medieval India. Prominent historians, researchers, artists, and social activists gathered to discuss the Bahmani sultanate's enduring contributions to architecture, and cultural heritage. Bahmani Foundation President Qazi Rizwan ur Rahman Siddiqui said that they have been celebrating the Bahmani Empire Foundation Day for the past three decades with a cultural essence, 'aiming to revive the historical and artistic spirit of this great dynasty'. Artist and researcher Mohammed Ayazuddin Patel elaborated on the architectural brilliance of the Bahmani rulers, emphasising their creation of a unique Indo-Islamic style that later inspired the Deccan sultanates. Numismatist Mohammed Ismail showcased and explained rare coins issued during the Bahmani period, providing valuable insights into the economic and cultural history of the empire. Dr. Qazi Hamid Faisal Siddiqui, Rizwan Qazi, artist Rehaman Patel, Maqsood Afzal Jagirdar, Mohammed Ismail, Jafar Khasim Ansari; social worker Mohammad Merajuddin, Mohammed Yaseen Ashrafi, Badaruddin Qazi and Abdullah Khan were among those who paid tributes to the Bahmani legacy.
Time of India
03-08-2025
- General
- Time of India
678th foundation day of Bahmani empire celebrated
Pic: Foundation Day of the Bahmani Empire was celebrated with fervour at the historic Bahmani Foundation, Qila Gulbarga, on Sunday Kalaburagi: The 678th Foundation Day of the Bahmani empire was celebrated with great reverence and cultural fervour at the historic Bahmani Foundation, Qila Gulbarga, on Sunday. The event commenced with a solemn floral tribute at the tomb of the first sultan, Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah, located in the Shahabazar area. Marking the historic day when Sultan Bahman Shah established his capital, Ahsanabad, currently called Kalaburagi, on Aug 3, 1347, the celebration honoured the rich legacy of a dynasty that ruled the Deccan for over two centuries. The Bahmani rulers are remembered for their pivotal role in shaping Indo-Islamic architecture and fostering cultural, literary, and artistic advancements in medieval India. Prominent historians, researchers, artists, and social activists gathered to discuss the Bahmani Sultanate's enduring contributions to architecture, urban planning, and cultural heritage. Speaking on the occasion, Bahmani Foundation President Qazi Rizwan ur Rahman Siddiqui highlighted, "For the past three decades, we have been celebrating the Bahmani Empire Foundation Day with a cultural essence, aiming to revive the historical and artistic spirit of this great dynasty. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Access all TV channels anywhere, anytime Techno Mag Learn More Undo " Artist Mohammed Ayazuddin Patel elaborated on the architectural brilliance of the Bahmani rulers, emphasising their creation of a unique Indo-Islamic style that later inspired the Deccan sultanates. Coin collector Mohammed Ismail showcased and explained rare coins issued during the Bahmani period, providing valuable insights into the economic and cultural history of the empire. Other enthusiasts like Qazi Hamid Faisal Siddiqui, Rizwan Qazi, Rehaman Patel, Maqsood Afzal Jagirdar, Mohammed Ismail, Jafar Khasim Ansari, Mohammad Merajuddin, Mohammed Yaseen Ashrafi, Badaruddin Qazi, and Abdullah Khan paid tribute to the Bahmani legacy. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Friendship Day wishes , messages and quotes !
