Balochistan Orientalism England Iran India

When sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi came to power, a new trend of opposition against intellectual and religious dissidents was administrated emulating Baghdad the capital in east of Iran. His dogmatic and unilateral attitude toward different religious movements and intellectual scholars provided the ground for establishing religious fanaticism and juridical retrospection and resulted in fading the tolerance and moderation derived from golden era of Islamic civilization in Iran. The considerable point is that according to political jurisprudence notions of Sunnis, sultan Mahmud introduced as the top sovereign and ruler of Islamic society and was appreciated by Sunni elites, historians, and jurists. In this cross-sectional study, the enemity of Sultan Mahmoud towards rival religions and his inquisition courts in Iran, have been studied.