The most important building in this faith was the Ibadat Khana, whose name simply means House of Worship, where the founder of this religion invited members of different religions to discuss and argue.
This religion followed "Amari", or the principle of non-violence towards animals, but only during holy days. Fourteen may have been a sacred number in this faith, which had fourteen annual festivals celebrated with Zoroastrian-style fire ceremonies and prostration before a cross. The most important building in this faith was the Ibadat Khana, whose name simply means House of Worship, where the founder of this religion invited members of different religions to discuss and argue. The only surviving description of this religion is found in the Dabistan, or School of Manners, a Persian text that describes every major religion of its time. According to tradition, this faith had only 19 followers, and its founder was rumored to have abandoned it after fire fell from the sky in Lahore, symbolizing Allah's displeasure at a certain royal personage in Agra. For ten points, name this short-lived syncretic religion, founded by the third Mughal Emperor, Akbar the Great.
This religion followed "Amari", or the principle of non-violence towards animals, but only during holy days.
{Din}-{i}-{Ilahi} [accept: {Ilahism}; {Ilahians}]