Amanat Khan Shirazi, also known as ʿAbd al-Ḥaqq Amānat Khān (1570–1644 or 1645), was a calligrapher and scholar who worked in the Mughal court of the emperor Shah Jahan. He is best known for the inscriptions on the Taj Mahal. He also created a rest house, the Sarai Amanat Khan, which is recognised as a national monument in its own right. He made other calligraphic works that have also survived to the present day, including a manuscript of the Quran.
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