The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.29

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Islām Khān, son of A‘zam-i-Hūmayūn Shirvanī, 249 Islām Shāh Sūr, 288, 370 Islāmābād, 329 Islamic architecture, 569. *See* ch. xxiii *passim* Islamic calendar, 361 Islamic empire, extent of first, 1; law, and misbelievers, 3 f.; law of legitimacy, 27; capital punishment, 162 Ismā‘īl ‘Ādil Shāh of Bījāpur, 324, 425 n., 430, 431, 433-9, 458, 463, 497 — Khān, 241 — Mukh, 168, 170, 373 [Amīr-ul-Umarā] — Nizām Shāh of Ahmadnagar, 461 f. Ismā‘īl I Safavī, Shāh of Persia, 314 f., 435 — son of Sabuktigīn, 12, 27 — Shāh of Kashmīr, 289 Ismā‘īlian heretics, 12, 15, 48; at Delhi, 55 f., 59; at Multān, 38 I‘timād Khān [‘Abd-ul-Karīm], 343-7 ‘Iwāz. *See* Hisām-ud-dīn ‘Izz-ud-dīn, 57 — A‘zām-ul-Mulk, 262 — Jānī, 57 f. — Tughril Taghān Khān, 57