The finest calligrapher at Akbar's court who was honoured with the title 'Zarrin-qalam' was
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A
Abu'l Fazl
B
Abul Hasan
C
Muhammad Husayn
D
Abdul Hamid Lahori
Correct Answer
Muhammad Husayn
Detailed Explanation
Muhammad Husayn:
- Muhammad Husayn was a renowned calligrapher during the Mughal era, particularly during the reign of Akbar.
- He was honored with the title "Zarrin-qalam," which translates to "Golden Pen."
- This recognition indicates his exceptional skill and mastery in the art of calligraphy, a craft highly valued in the Mughal court.
So, the correct option is [3].
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