Which of the following steps were taken for the promotion of education among masses during the rule of Ghaznavid_________________________?
Correct answer: C. All of these
- A. Reforms in curriculum
- B. Built new educational institutions
- C. All of these
- D. Preaching of Islamic values and beliefs
Explanation
Ghaznavid rulers promoted learning through curriculum improvement, the establishment of educational institutions, and the spread of Islamic teachings. Since all three measures are included, the comprehensive answer is appropriate.
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