A mystical religion 

Followers seeks out an individual connection with God

A form of Islam that worshiped Muhammed as a divine figure

Helped to spread Islam

They were controlled by Muslim leaders

They had a powerful centralized government

They were Hindu kingdoms that often fought against eachother

They conquered lands in the south as they grew

Hinduism

Buddhism

Christianity

Islam

They were not easily accepted but they did manage to rule parts of India

They were accepted because they were also followers of a monotheistic religion

They were welcomed and easily gained a foothold in Northern India

They were only powerful in southern India and Southeast Asia

They were responsible for spreading Hinduism into Southern India

They effectively spread Islam into Southern India on behalf of the Delhi Sultanate

They were supposed to spread Islam into southern India but instead created a Hindu Empire

Buddhists who disapproved of corruption in monasteries

Hindus who were in higher castes because they could read the Qu'ran

Hindus who were in lower castes because they hoped to improve their social standing

Buddhists who wanted to merge Buddhist and Islamic teachings into one faith

the exchange of ideas and culture in India

the erasure of Hindu culture in India

cultural misunderstandings and conflicts in India

forced conversion to Islam in India

Yes

No

It attempted to but failed

Sufis were persecuted for their beliefs

Muslim leaders conquered all of India within a few decades

Hindu leaders often pushed back against Islamic influence

Hinduism and Islam merged to create the Bhakti religion

The exchange of ideas and culture

Expansion of polytheism

Increase in Hindu mysticism

Destruction of Hindu texts