alleryHow did Ibn Battuta refer to the empire under Muhammad bin Tughlaq?
ALand of Rivers
BHind and Sind
CEmpire of Delhi
DDar al-Islam
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Hind and Sind
1. Names for the Sultanate were not fixed.
2. Ibn Battuta called the empire under Muhammad bin Tughlaq Hind and Sind.
3. Empire of Delhi was the term used by Juzjani and Barani.
_Source: Wikipedia, Delhi Sultanate, Name_
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