The name of courts at Capital in Muslim period.

The name of courts at Capital in Muslim period.

by Mehedi Hasan Siam -
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During the Muslim period, the capital courts were known by various names depending on the region and the specific period. Here are some of the prominent names:


1. **Diwan-e-Khas** - The court of private audience.

2. **Diwan-e-Aam** - The court of public audience.

3. **Darbar** - General term for the royal court.

4. **Majlis** - A council or assembly often used for administrative and judicial purposes.

5. **Diwan-e-Siyasat** - Court dealing with political affairs and justice.

6. **Shura** - A consultative assembly or council.

7. **Qadi's Court** - The judicial court headed by a Qadi (Islamic judge).

8. **Sharia Court** - The court that administered Islamic law.


These courts played essential roles in governance, administration, and justice during various Muslim dynasties in different regions.