Persian customs were introduced by Balban which consisted of two forms namely, Sajdah and Paibos. These customs were condemned by the common people.
<h3>Who was Balban?</h3>
Balban became the king of Delhi in the year 1266. He ruled over Delhi till the year 1287.
The customs from Persian culture bring applied by Balban over the people of Delhi in ancient times. There were two customs, Sajdah which meant prostration, which is lying down on the floor for making a prayer, and Paibos which meant giving a salutation to the king.
Therefore, the common people opposed these customs as they were taken from the Islamic religion and they did not belong to that religion.
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