The religious and Cultural conditions of the Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal empires were all unique and different in their own way. However, even with their unique and different ways they had some similarities. In this short essay, I will be describing the different empires based upon their views on cultural and religious aspects as well as describing what these empires had in common. The Ottoman Empire was strong for their Military. Everyone that lived in the Ottoman Empire had their part and held some sort of position the Military ranks. They accepted everyone into their Empire; they accepted Muslims as well as non-Muslims such as Jews. There religious culture was Muslim. They all praised, respected and followed under Sultan. In the Muslim culture, Sultan is like a king. In this cultural man …show more content…
The religion that they created was Shia. This was differently than the traditionally Islam religion. They were also big on the arts. They were very artistic, many where painters and writers. They wanted to create their own magically kingdom. They were known for their impressive arts and their unique cultural. They had many buildings that were hand painted and beautifully hand crafted with the best essentials they had to make it one of a kind. Overall, they were huge on their cultural and believed in the arts. They believed philosophy, art and architecture. The Mughals Empire however, praised both the Muslim and Hindu religious. They were really religious and devoted to the one and only God. They believed in love and that they were under the services of God. They also believed in the arts and culture such as, their language and their architecture. Their languages consisted of Arabic and Hindu as well as their culture. The Mughals Empire also had different rulers that preached and have different views but they all had similar ideas and wanted to create a cultural with different types of