In which language was the work of Raja Ram Mohan Roy, 'Gift to Monotheists' originally written?

The correct answer is Persian.Key Points

• Raja Ram Mohan Roy's work, 'Gift to Monotheists', was originally written in Persian.
• Persian was a widely used language in India during the Mughal era and was the language of the court.
• Raja Ram Mohan Roy was a prominent social reformer and scholar who played a key role in the Indian Renaissance.
• The work, 'Gift to Monotheists', was a critique of polytheism and an argument for the superiority of monotheistic religions.

Additional Information

• Arabic is a language primarily associated with Islam and is widely used in religious texts and rituals.
  • The majority of speakers of the Semitic language Arabic are found in the Arab world.
  • It is named after the Arab people and first appeared in the first century AD.
• Bengali is the language of the Bengali people of eastern India and Bangladesh and has a rich literary tradition.
  • It is the official language of West Bengal, Tripura, and the Assamese Barak Valley.
• Sanskrit is an ancient language of India and is associated with Hinduism and traditional Indian knowledge systems.
  • Following the dispersal of its predecessor languages from the northwest during the late Bronze Age, it originated in South Asia.