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The document discusses the Sufi and Bhakti movements in medieval India. The Sufis settled across India in the 11th century and believed that loving God also meant loving people. Major Sufi saints established centers in places like Ajodhya, Gulbarga, and Multan. The Bhakti movement challenged Brahmanic traditions and gave representations to lower castes and women. For example, the 12th century Virasaiva movement in Karnataka was led by Basavanna and opposed discrimination.
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- 5. Different religions cam to India at different periods. This led to the formation of new ideas in the medieval period. As a result of the mutual influence of these ideas the bhakti and the Sufi movements emerged.
- 6. They came to India in the 11th century The Sufi settled in different parts of India they believed that one who really loves the god will be close to god as well as the people around him Sufi saint was known as the pir or sheikh and his follower is murid
- 7. Places related to Sufi Sufi saint Place ī Baba farid ī Sayyid muhammed jesusdaras ī Bahaudheen sakaria ī Shaik shihabudeen ī suhrawardi ī Ayodhan ī Gulbarga ī Gujarat ī Multan ī Sathette
- 8. o its propagators were the saints who were bhakti poets oChallenged the conservative bhrahmanic traditions oProvide representations to the lower castes and women oRendered contributions in the field of culture and music Features of early bhakthi traditions
- 10. ī It was a popular one that emerged in Karnataka in the 12th century ī The leader of the movement was a Bsavanna ī The virasaiva movement was one if the early movements which stood against gender and caste discrimination