The suppression of Muslim architecture from the Mughal Empire

The Mughal Empire was a ruling power in India that strengthened Muslim political authority and culture. When the empire collapsed, Muslims gradually lost their political power. After the 18th century, Mughal strength began to weaken. With the arrival of British rule, the Mughal administrative system completely came to an end. As a result, Muslims were pushed out of positions of governance. The Persian language and traditional educational systems were neglected. Opportunities for Muslim officials and scholars declined. Their economic and social status deteriorated. The growth of Muslim culture and heritage was hindered. Thus, the fall of the Mughal Empire became a phase that led to the suppression of Muslim contributions.