What did people receive in khanqahs?
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Correct answer: Spiritual guidance and help
A khanqah was a Sufi lodge where disciples and visitors could meet a spiritual guide, learn religious teachings, receive hospitality and sometimes obtain food or other assistance. The precise activities differed among orders, but spiritual instruction and service were central features. Khanqahs were not primarily military schools, mints or naval academies, so A is correct.
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Spiritual guidance and help
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A khanqah was a Sufi lodge where disciples and visitors could meet a spiritual guide, learn religious teachings, receive hospitality and sometimes obtain food or other assistance. The precise activities differed among orders, but spiritual instruction and service were central features. Khanqahs were not primarily military schools, mints or naval academies, so A is correct.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 12 History question. Chapter: Bhakti-Sufi Traditions. Topic: Shrines.
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