The state of grievances in India during the Mamluk and Khilji eras (720/602AH / 1206-1321AD)

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Abstract

The research aims to shed light on the mandate of the grievances in India during the eras of the Mamluks and Khaleejis (602-720 AH / 1206-1321 AD), so the mandate of the grievances is one of the important judicial institutions in India in terms of organization and work. The judiciary, or that the judiciary may be incapable of, and thus the holder of the jurisdiction of grievances used to look into every ruling that the judge was unable to, so the consideration of grievances would be a court of cassation, intended to reform the judiciary, and establish justice in the departments of administration and politics, or a higher body similar to the court of appeal At present, the head of the Board of Grievances is called the owner of the grievances, and his authority is much higher than that of the judge.

The research relied on a number of sources and references related to the history of Islamic India, as well as the introduction and conclusion