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Religious policy of the Mughul emperors, from Babur to Aurangzeb, has provided an ideal for the ruling class of India, viz., the ruling class of India should pursue a policy of religious toleration and equality. Babur and Humayun had no time to pursue a clear-cut religious policy.

Akbar followed the policy of religious toleration and also attempted for the cultural unity of India. His policy won him the favour of the majority of his subjects. He, therefore, succeeded in strengthening the Mughul empire.

Jahangir and Shah Jahan pursued the same religious policy in principle though sometimes differing in details. Aurangzeb reversed the policy of Akbar and tried to establish the supremacy of Islam in India. He failed in his attempt.

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Shah Jahan : invaded Ahmednagar first in the South and in 1633 AD Winning it in the Mughal empire. And captured the last Nizam Sultan Hussain Shah in the fort of Gwalior.

Shah Jahan took Fateh Khan, an ineligible son of Ahmadnagar Wazir .

Jahangir :  Jahangir also maintained the Islamic nature of the judicial system. However, there was no policy of proselytisation.

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jahangir was a very just ruler he had done many kind acts he punished his own son for treatiry
he followed his father akbars policy he let muslim and hindus to stay in his empire peacefully so there were no fight

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Shah jahan proved a relatively tolerant ruler towards his Hindu subjects. Indian writers have generally characterized Shah Jahan as the very ideal Muslim monarch. He had a high sense of justice. Jahangir had one policy of permitting non-Muslims to build places of worship. He loved to take part in events. second policy was that a Muslim could not be accused of killing an animal which is sanctioned by Islam.

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Shah jahan told people to convert to islam in his regin.Hindu women were forced to accept Islam before their marriage.Akbar encouraged the farmers to enrich the soil and the government provided money and seeds to boost the agriculture. The administration was made more efficient . Aurangzeb successful campaigns against Golconda and Bijapur were stopped by shah jahan.

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Jahangir's policies of justice were very much liked by his people. Most famous of his act was to set up a chain of justice.

Jahangir was a strong and fair ruler, he took serious action against his son Prince Khusro when he rebelled. Jahangir also adopted co-existence and tolerance like his father Akbar. He gave justice to oppressed and needy within his empire.

Shah Jehan was famous for his Deccan policy and other than this people liked him because of his wealth reign.
Shah Jehan was also famous for showing sympathy towards his Hindu subjects especially Rajput.