Minhaj-us-Siraj, a chronicler of the 13th century, believed that women should be subordinate to men. He questioned the ability of Raziyya Sultan, the daughter of Sultan Iltutmish, to rule as a queen because he thought it went against the ideal social order created by God.
Raziyya was well-supported by the nobles.Incorrect Answer
Raziyya pretended to be a man during her reign.Incorrect Answer
Minhaj-us-Siraj recognized Raziyya's abilities but still doubted her role.Correct Answer
Raziyya ruled for several decades.Incorrect Answer
Explanation:
Minhaj-us-Siraj acknowledged Raziyya's qualities but was skeptical of her authority as a female ruler.
He believed that the social order required women to be subordinate to men.
This belief led to doubt about Raziyya's role despite her capabilities.
Raziyya faced opposition from nobles and was eventually removed from power.
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By: Parveen Bansal