Edited sentence: During that period, neither the Muslim political authority nor its organized religious orders had taken full stock of the implication of the rise and development of the new faith.Guru Nanak and his four successors in the sixteenth century had, on the whole, cordial relations with the Mughal emperors.He converted many Hindus and Muslims to his creed, including many sheikhs with whom he had religious discussions, though proselytization was not a point of major emphasis for his religion.It is significant that the Muslim emperor of Lodi permitted or ignored the conversion of Muslims in a Muslim state.Nanak was on good terms with his Muslim contemporaries