Mir Ahmed Nasrallah Thattvi
Mir Ahmed Nasrallah Thattvi (died 1588) was born in
Arabic.[1]
Upon his return to the Mughal realm he was received favorably by Akbar. When the Mughal Emperor commissioned a group of scholars to compose a work on the first 1000 years of Islam, Tattavi emerged as the chief author of the work. The work was entitled Tarih-i Alfi. His main contributions to the works was the chapters beginning from the 36th year after the death of the Islamic prophet Muhammad to the time of Ghazan (d.704 AH/1304 AD). However, Tattavi never saw the work completed he died in (996 AH/1588 AD) upon the emergence of prince Jahangir.[2] Among his students included the future Mughal Subedar of Sindh, Amir Khan I.
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