Which among the following dynasties gave rise to a worship of Satya Pir, a common God which was very much equivalent to Satyanarayan among Hindus?

  1. Lodi Dynasty

  2. Hussein Shahi dynasty

  3. Sayyid dynasty

  4. Samma Dynasty


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

To solve this question, the user needs to have knowledge about the different dynasties that ruled in India and their religious practices.

Option A: Lodi Dynasty is incorrect as there is no evidence of the worship of Satya Pir during their reign. They were Muslims and followed Islamic beliefs.

Option B: Hussein Shahi dynasty is correct. They were Muslims, but they were influenced by the Bhakti movement, which led to the worship of Satya Pir, a syncretic form of Sufi and Hindu beliefs.

Option C: Sayyid dynasty is incorrect. They were also Muslims and followed Islamic beliefs.

Option D: Samma Dynasty is incorrect. They were a dynasty that ruled in Sindh and did not have any connection with the worship of Satya Pir.

Therefore, the answer is: B. Hussein Shahi dynasty.

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