Notable Muslim Rajputs in Medieval India[edit]
Raja Hasan Khan Mewati, was the ruler of Mewat and built the Alwar fort. He is notable for playing an important role in the Battle of Khanwa; being one of the leading figures of the Rajput Confederation against Babur of the Mughals.[8]
Beliefs and customs[edit]
Social practices[edit]
Rajputs who accepted Islam often retain common social practices (such as purdah (seclusion of women), which is generally followed by Hindu, Sikh and Muslim Rajputs).[2]

Marriages[edit]
After conversion to Islam from a culturally Rajput background, there was very little difference between Rajasthani and Uttar Pradeshi Hindu and Muslim Rajputs (outside of religious practices)