Option a is the correct answer. The book 'Anwar-e-Suhaili' is the translation of Sanskrit text 'Panchatantra' into Persian language. During the reign of Sultan Hussain Mirza, this folklore was translated by Mullah Waiz Hussain Kashfih and this translation was given the title of "Anwar-e-Suhaili".After Anwar-e-Suhaili, this folkfore was translated by Abul Fazl in the reign of Akbar deriving a title of "Ayar-e-Danish" which is considered as the most recent and most relevant translation of the Panchatantra. Important Tips Abul Fazl Allami: Abul Fazl Allami is the most significant historian of the time of the Mughals. He was killed in 1602 at Jahangir's order. He was born around 1550 He played key role in shaping Akbar's religious beliefs and policies.