Firoz Shah highlights his strict adherence to Sharia law. He describes abolishing various non-Islamic taxes and reforms to the legal system, including the abolition of torture and a shift toward more merciful judicial practices.
Controversially, the Futuhat proudly details the Sultan’s large slave establishment. He records that he had 180,000 slaves, divided into specialized departments. While modern readers find this troubling, it is a critical data point for understanding labor and administration in the 14th century.
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