Which of the following statements is not correct with reference to Ibrahim Adil Shah II 1580 1627 ........

Ancient and Medival History Medieval South Indian History

Which of the following statements is not correct, with reference to Ibrahim Adil Shah II (1580-1627)?

He was very kind towards poor and adopted the title of “Abla Baba”.

Kitab-i-Nauras was a book composed by him.

Waman Pandit, well known Sanskrit scholar was appointed by him in his library.

He was a secular-liberal ruler who patronized to all religions.

The Deccani states had a number of cultural contributions to their credit.

Ali Adil Shah was very fond of organizing discussions with Hindu and Muslimsaints.
Adil Shah invited Catholic missionaries to his court, much before Akbar had done so. He had an excellent library to which he appointed the well-known Sanskrit scholar, Waman pandit. Patronage of Sanskrit and Marathi was continued by his successors.
Ibrahim Adil Shah II (1580-1627), the successor of Adil Shah, ascended the throne (of Bijapur) at the age of nine. He was very attentive of the poor, and had the "title of Abla Baba", or Friend of thePoor.
Adil Shah II was very fond of music; he composed a book namely Kitab-i-Nauras (Book of Nine Rasas).
In this book, he set various musical modes or togas. In his songs, he freely prayed the goddess of music and learning, Saraswati. Due to his broad approach, he came to be called as Jagat Guru.
Adil Shah II, further, built a new capital, Nauraspur; where he invited a large number of musicians (to settle).
He offered patronage to all, including Hindu saints and temples. This included grants to Pandharpur, the center of the worship of Vithoba, which became the center of the Bhakti movement in Maharashtra