Razia Sultan: The First and The Last Woman Ruler of Delhi Sultanate | Feminism In India

[@cleo5793]

Her father considered her to be equal to 20 sons and appointed her as his heir instead of any son.

[@chandradeepkumar9589]

I am sad very sad for Shams-us-din Iltutmish he falsely predicted this. .Sultan Muizuddin Bahram(who is 3rd son of illtumish ) destroyed razia sulthan thats why female rulers are very weak they cant handle the power which comes with responsibility and eventually she died . after this this mamuluk dynasty became so powerfull they spread their area . Razia sulthan was not great leader I dont know why people give her so much attention bcz she is a first female leader 😂 Thats how this work . Like in india too pratiba patil and indra gandi was worst leader but still people respect them 😂 bcz They are first females indian leader time to change buddy .

[@Minecraft-player27]

One thing though, I am not really concerned about what your opinion is and I won’t challenge it, but please correct your spelling.

[@SadiaIslamShouki]

​@@chandradeepkumar9589 her father didn’t falsely predicted. It’s the society who couldn’t accept a female ruler, Emperors / kings can't rule alone, they need their Uzir, In Razia's case everyone was against her, what can she do alone?!

[@174_himanshimavi4]

'ONLY FEMALE SOVEREIGN IN ENTIRE HISTORY OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION' This is something that is really needed to be taught in schools and should be forwarded to the next gen .

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

Not only there was shajar al durr in egypt and khadija in maldives check in wikipedia.

[@NoName-zp7bg]

@@19vaishnavisarangdhar49 from where do u read so much things about all these women ruler??

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

@@NoName-zp7bg in wikipedia.

[@NoName-zp7bg]

@@19vaishnavisarangdhar49 nice sister.btw are u preparing for UPSC or any other competitive exam??

[@starsparklemonkey3390]

Um no. First female and only female ruler of Delhi Sultanate. There is a HUGE difference between Delhi Sultanate and "entire Islamic civilization". Learn to read.

[@rspatel6124]

My daughter raziya sultana running a trust by name "Raziya Sultan_Indira Brigade " to empower poor women, estranged wives,widows,girl studrnts by providing tailoring training for free since 4 years .I'm proud of Razia sultan empress of Delhi and also my daughter Raziya sultana .

[@pankajkalakoti1541]

One of the first and last ruler of Delhi Sultanate she was very amazing queen of delhi . This information helped me a lot because I have to make a project file on razia sultan your video help a lot Thanks

[@moonzarin1]

One of the greatest female sovereigns in the history & She was my childhood hero for her courage & noble heart. Thanks for sharing this awesome documentary. Love & blessings.

[@p.k1526]

Believe in lies👍👍

[@فتىالعرب-غ9غ]

Always fanatic Hindus love the way against Islam

[@chandradeepkumar9589]

No she was not great it was lie

[@irfaanrahim4523]

I think her grave could be better looked after. Its actually disgusting that India's first female ruler is not honoured with a proper shrine and full honours.

[@irfaanrahim4523]

@V BHAVITH REDDY 7G Thank you for sharing that bit of information with me. Now I know and hopefully we'll see videos about them in future.

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

@V BHAVITH REDDY 7G Rudramadevi came after razia sultan check her reign first then you will understand.

[@irfaanrahim4523]

@भक्ती H-M-K I have read up on most of them, Indian history really appeals to me, having some Maharashtri Konkani ancestry. My granny would call my mom Jhansi ki Rani, cos my mother is rather feisty.

[@sakalqlhaty3882]

@RAM KRISHNA DASH You don't know about Razia, the first woman to rule South Asia, the first in India, and the only woman in the Delhi Sultanate.

[@sakalqlhaty3882]

@V BHAVITH REDDY 8G Razia is the first in the Indian subcontinent.

[@sumayyasumayya7282]

She was great woman 💪💪

[@feminisminindia]

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[@sumayyasumayya7282]

@@feminisminindia ur well

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

@@aishamustafa9317 shut up stupid.

[@aishamustafa9317]

u shut up bitck

[@SpeedGamer-l6d]

@@vaishnavisarangdhar7653 Calm Down!!!

[@Minecraft-player27]

Nice video, I do like the little parts where an actual person talks, nice addition. Great video though.

[@alyaavgoren7768]

Raziye Sultan was a turk ruler. She was the leader of Delhi Turks. You better mention this next time.

[@haragopal1]

Isn't that Rana safvi same women who wrote Mughals made India rich?? Can't u pick normal person???

[@lajijcuisine5596]

Contents of your videos its amezing but can you avoide or slow down the music. Its the kind of hurdles in understand the words and focus.

[@chandradeepkumar9589]

Abh math bola females oprresed The tum logo ka propaganda har jagah rahta juth juth felane ka

[@abubakarjabbar5301]

Great woman

[@feminisminindia]

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[@sakalqlhaty3882]

Information about Altunia, his name is Malik Akhtiyar al-Din. Al-Tunia was a Turkish slave and servant during the reign of Altutmesh, who bought him at an early age and was also one of the closest childhood friends of Razia. Due to his services and devotion to the Sultanate in his honor, Raziah made him ruler of Tabaranda. Altunia went to Tabaranda, taking advantage of his absence from the Delhi court. The Turkish nobles spread rumors that Razia had a relationship with her slave Habashi and reached news to Altunia, which was fueled in his heart by the flames of jealousy and joined the opponents of Razia and rebelled against her.

[@sultansenez3173]

True she is Turkish memlüks

[@sakalqlhaty3882]

@@sultansenez3173 Yes, its origins go back to the Seljuk Turks

[@kushalbatra1631]

She taught so well that my teacher made us see it five times

[@ruchigarg1986]

I am also from apj school

[@Ekra.11]

Out teacher also send us this for understanding

[@najmazahid9203]

Same

[@najmazahid9203]

@@Ekra.11 sameew

[@raghavgupta3589]

Nice video She was the First woman who became Sultanate. Superb I like this In my history book , I have read many things about Razia Sultanate. He was the daughter of Sultan Shams - ud - in Itutmish .

[@mauricekulwana1525]

What a powerful Islamic female empress. She ruled most of South Asia.

[@shadowone01x99]

Its interesting how Raziya's affair with Yakut has been twisted as a "planned" "rumor".

[@themoonlightindia4037]

Razia Sultan was a great women I study in GK I am in 4 class

[@NaqiHaider-jm4qe]

2nd. Last ruler is razia not first

[@uroojzaheer6428]

How?

[@sowmya7423]

very nice & proper information. Thank u so much & proud of Razia sulthan.

[@feminisminindia]

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[@prasadkosireddy1389]

Very nice and proper infromation .thank you she a great woman

[@p.k1526]

But has many lies.😭

[@anweshadas3487]

Great women 😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩

[@feminisminindia]

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[@p.k1526]

Grund.

[@therisingpair8571]

She was really great

[@kavishsewnandan8718]

Thanks for uploading this informative video! I have, however, some doubts on her feminist role during her short reign over the Delhi Sultanate. Although I have great respect on her position as the first Delhi Sultana, I should first notice that she was not unique on the Indian Subcontinent: there were various, older Hindu Kingdoms which had a female ruler. Secondly, we should not forget that she was a ruler of the Delhi Sultanate: a Sultanate in which religious minorities and Hindus were severely oppressed and discriminated. There are various, written records available in which the Delhi Sultans admit their negative views on Hindus, Buddhists and people from another ethnic background. I seriously wonder if Razia Sultana was really different from these earlier Sultans and if she is a correct rolemodel for Indian Feminism. I am not trying to frame her just in a negative manner but researchers have to be more critical of the specific achievements of these rulers. What has she done for religious freedom and for the rights of minorities and women? And where are the written records of these achievements? These are the questions which should be answered.

[@shennaas6922]

She was, from the historical records she abolished taxes on hindus and gave a African slave (yakut) a lot of power. This angered the nobles, who thought their blood was everything and considered slaves inferior. She curbed the nobles with a strong hand and built many hospitals and schools. She was a great ruler, with her only fault being a woman. After her death delhi again fell into the hands of incompetent rulers

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

@@shennaas6922 you are right.

[@biyafaysalfaisal6635]

no she was a Muslim ruler

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

@@biyafaysalfaisal6635 then what check her history in wikipedia.

[@kavishsewnandan8718]

@@adwaitab.3622, well it depends on which Mughal emperor you are referring to. For example, the last great emperor Aurangzeb decided that Hindus should pay the jizya tax, which is a tax only for non-muslims. He also severely persecuted the Sikhs and Maratha's during their early years. So in short, not all Mughal emperors were kind hearted towards the large, majority Hindu population within the Mughal Empire.

[@ibp.r9889]

Why good rulers always died in ruling age.Some gods has no mercy😔😔😔😔

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[@mahmudibrahim3499]

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[@alihancimen1899]

Actually, Turk or Turkic. Turkish is not fully correct.

[@ramupyasu8423]

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[@alihancimen1899]

@@ramupyasu8423 ?

[@alani3992]

To resolve this confusion, Turkey should revert to its actual name Anatolia. Turkish and Turkic both refer to Central Asia.

[@rudrani3426]

very nice ...

[@feminisminindia]

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[@Specialstar2468]

bruh I was just watching this for my history homework meh -.-

[@yashagrawal88]

It was not 'Turkish' but 'Turkic' people who were in India. There were no Turkish people.

[@TonyNoBoloni65]

Turkish means "Türk" and Turkic means "Türk". Both Turkish and Turkic have same meaning

[@yashagrawal88]

@@TonyNoBoloni65 No, 'Turkish' is about Turkey the country and 'Turk' or 'Turkic' is about the language family.

[@Curiosity403]

@@yashagrawal88 dono same hai, They are Turko Mongol from central asia

[@yashagrawal88]

@@Curiosity403 In modern times 'Turkish' is used to refer to 'of Turkey country'.

[@johnmav8977]

Framing an ancient Indian empress as a warrior who fought for gender-neutrality and progressive values; I can't help but feel that its possible some contemporary political views could be creeping in and maybe tinting the history in a way that is not completely accurate.

[@shennaas6922]

You should read history properly. Being a female ruler at that time was not an easy job, especially a Muslim woman. Records suggest that She was a capable ruler, with her only fault being a woman

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

First you should read history in wikipedia properly.Records also suggest that she was more capable in warfare than his brothers.

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

@@shennaas6922 you are right records also suggest that she was the most powerful ruler of delhi sultanate in wikipedia.

[@sanaahmed9724]

Potentially true! But who has the time to do in depth study of her life and then establish themselves as independently accurate and... I see what you mean...

[@iammakbiswas]

You forgot *Jhansi Ki Rani*... Feminist🚽 My Mom🙏

[@lovelybrosis2386]

Nice voice and nice way of telling information

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[@v.gunaseelanv.gunaseelan2901]

Send your name in this video is your from Minerva public school mangulam arrupakotti virdhunagar Tamilnadu India

[@mihirchawda1521]

So they came from Turkey n not Hindustan

[@RiyanFromMars]

Nice 👍

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[@RobenArjen]

U see some fair skin Indian because of Turkish Persian settlements

[@moazzimalive9578]

Razia was not the only female Islamic ruler in the world there was in Egypt ,central Asia and some in China also and one of them was a famous wahhabi Arabic general. So first read proper history

[@ishantguleria870]

Delhi ki baat ho rahi hai world ki nahi padh liyaa karoo pehlee...

[@ranjeetswamy9529]

Ya exactly 1st women ruler in the world is qubaba

[@yashmethanspecial5701]

True

[@AshuSingh-mw2wt]

read the title.

[@iamsohanurrahman369]

@M.R. Razia is first Muslim woman Sultan.

[@sanaanjum4975]

Please Razia sultan husband altunia proper history

[@19vaishnavisarangdhar49]

Read in Wikipedia.

[@sakalqlhaty3882]

Information about Altunia, his name is Malik Akhtiyar al-Din. Al-Tunia was a Turkish slave and servant during the reign of Altutmesh, who bought him at an early age and was also one of the closest childhood friends of Razia. Due to his services and devotion to the Sultanate in his honor, Raziah made him ruler of Tabaranda. Altunia went to Tabaranda, taking advantage of his absence from the Delhi court. The Turkish nobles spread rumors that Razia had a relationship with her slave Habashi and reached news to Altunia, which was fueled in his heart by the flames of jealousy and joined the opponents of Razia and rebelled against her.

[@prabhakottapuram438]

so interesting

[@feminisminindia]

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[@yorchannel5729]

Females can do everything 🤪

[@abhijeetbiswas9750]

thank you for your information

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[@sahar7990]

She has a fully right to be Sultan poor her. She has the worst nobles. I mean had

[@v.gunaseelanv.gunaseelan2901]

Any body from Minerva public school mangulam arrupakotti virdhunagar Tamilnadu India

[@v.gunaseelanv.gunaseelan2901]

Grade vii 20-21

[@v.gunaseelanv.gunaseelan2901]

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[@paramitabhattacharjeegangu9716]

Wo Mughal dynasty se nhi thi bhai😂😂wo slave dynasty se belong krti thi😂😂😂😂

[@spg555]

❤❤

[@mohammedsahilypuc1015]

Binod

[@yashmethanspecial5701]

Quiet good

[@aicomedy676]

Who is herar form online classes 🤣

[@dcan888]

Its almost unbelievable that woman could be crowned 900 years ago! Is this fake history?

[@hemasuresh3356]

bad

[@levisfavcadet08]

why?

[@divyanshuislive6592]

🤬🤮🤮🤮🤬🤬🤬 please say in Hindi

[@bidyutnag3306]

You don't know english foolish👎👎👎

[@Ak17.2]

Ladies r called Sultana n Islam.. N Arabic language...

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Hii boys

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I am a girl of 19

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