Abstract
The political history of the sub-continent in the medieval age is mainly the
history of struggle between male heirs to the throne or between two different
dynasties. The participation of women in the struggle for power is very rare.
But in every struggle between two male heirs or two dynasties, women have
seen actively supporting the cause of their sons, husbands etc. They have been
even seen actively participating in administration on behalf of their husbands
and sons. Their involvement produced both—positive and negative impact on
the politics of the era. This research paper focuses on the role of Muslim
women in the power struggle, their impact on the administration, their
contribution towards the strength of empire and efforts to keep homeland free
of foreign domination.
Shehla Gul, Naushad Khan. (2020) Muslim Women In The Political History Of The Sub-continent, Pakistan , Volume-57, Issue-1.
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