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Mamluk Sultanate MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The 'Timurid' Empire was a rival to the Mamluks in the North. Where was its capital?
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The 'Heraldry' or blazons used by Mamluk Amirs usually represented:
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The 'Mamluk' era is famous for its 'Glass Enameling'. What were the most famous objects of this type?
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Which Sultan expanded the Mamluk sphere of influence to include Cyprus after a naval victory in 1426?
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The 'Waqf' system during the Mamluk period allowed rulers to:
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36
What was the 'Hisba' in Mamluk Cairo?
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The 'Haram al-Sharif' in Jerusalem was significantly renovated and endowed with buildings by which Sultan?
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Which Mamluk Sultan faced the 'Rebellion of the Caliph' al-Musta'in in 1412?
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The 'Mamluk' style of metalwork is best represented by the use of:
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Which Mamluk-era scholar is famous for his encyclopedic work 'Subh al-A'sha', a manual for state secretaries?
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