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Consider the following statements regarding the Arab conquest of Sindh :
1) It did not prove to be permanent.
2) It was adequately supported by the Caliphs.
3) It lasted for about three centuries.
Which of these statements are correct ?
1, 2 and 3
1 and 2
2 and 3
1 and 3
Mohammad Bin Qasim was a general of the Umayyad Caliphate who was sent by the Caliph Walid I to conquer India. This was time of fanatic Muslim rulers in Arab whose sole aim was to strengthen Islam and punish those who don’t accept Islam. This was the time when religious fanatics dominated in Arab. Mohammad Bin Qasim entered Sindh with a force of 4000 Camels, 6000 Soldiers. He reached Debal, an ancient port city (near modern Karachi) and defeated the nephew of Raja Dahir, in-charge of the port city. The city was plundered and all the people who refused to accept Islam were killed. After Debal he crossed the river Indus and confronted with Raja Dahir. Dahir was defeated and killed. Enormous wealth was looted from Brahmanabad and this was the end of Hindu Kingdom of Sindh. After Sindh he conquered Multan and sent Abu Hakim to win Kannauj.
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