Life and Conditions of the People of Hindustan (1200–1550 A.D.) c7.s4.3

c7.s4.3

*I. Virtues.*—Let us begin first with an examination of the virtues of the age. We must make it clear at the start that except for a certain amount of freshness and vigour, the Muslims as a class were not substantially very different from their Hindu countrymen. The former, in some places, emphasized certain points in which they differed from the latter. But, as it would appear from the discussion, the underlying outlook of both communities was similar.