Rise and Fall of Religious Politics of Adelshahi Bijapoor Deccan rules towards shiite sect

The spread of Shiite thoughts and even the establishment of Shiite religious governments in various parts of India, including Deccan, coincided with the culmination of Shiite thought and the establishment of the Safavid Shiite government in Iran. Meanwhile, Yusuf Adel Shah, who established the Adel Shahiyan government in 895 A.H, acknowledged the Shiite religion in 908 AH, due to his personal inclinations towards Shiism and the influence of Shiite groups (Afaghis) in Bijapour that most of his successors also pursued his religious policies. In fact, it is important to examine the factors influencing the religious policy of the Adel Shahi rulers as the first Shiite government and to explain the ups and downs of their religious policies. Therefore, in this research, which has been done in a descriptive-analytical way, this question has been answered that what policies did the Adel Shahi rulers of Bijapur Deccan adopt towards the Shiite religion? It seems that most of the Adel Shahi rulers have adopted a policy of supporting the Shiite religion, and some of them have tried to support the Sunni religion under the influence of domestic and foreign issues.