History · Sultanate Art and Paintings
Assertion (A): Though the orthodox Islamic tradition discouraged figural representation, the Sultanate period produced significant traditions of manuscript painting at both imperial and provincial courts. Reason (R): The development of manuscript painting during the Sultanate period was mainly due to the complete absence of religious restrictions on figural representation in Islamic tradition, which allowed unrestricted artistic expression across all courts.
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A is true, but R is false
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