India and Muslims

 Ignorance or this impression was deliberately created but this is the historical truth and there is official evidence that it was not the first Muslim soldiers but Muslim traders who came to India but even more important is the fact that before the advent of Islam Also Arab traders used to come and go in Malabar, Kerala etc. Muhammad bin Qasim invaded Sindh much later. Anyway, a bad habit of history is that it focuses a lot on attacks, wars, victories, defeats but pays less attention to trade and peaceful movements.

Long before the war, Muslim merchants, sailors, sailors, Kerala had settled on the shores of Malabar, the majority of whom were merchants from Muscat and Hormuz who converted to Islam as the light of Islam spread. KM Panicker writes in his famous book "History of Kerala": "When Islam spread all over the Arab world, its effects were soon felt in Kerala as well. According to an ancient tradition, Damal Maharaja of Kerala also converted to Islam and the conversion of the local population in the Malabar area to Islam and the growing population of Arab traders began to spread long before Islam and this was reported by a Muslim in 661 AH. The manuscript also proves that it is still present in North Arkat.

And remember that when Delhi had not yet come under the control of Qutb Minar fame Qutbuddin Aibak, the Muslims in Malabar had become so strong that all sorts of maritime trade between India on the one hand and East Asia on the other were in their hands. I was. What is the oppression of history that centuries later European powers invaded India on the strength of this naval power, overthrew the Mughals and it was a trading company "East India Company" that paved the way for British rule which taught this lesson. Time does not allow a nation to sit idly by and "relax". Even today, there is hardly an area in present-day India where Muslims have not lived for at least seven hundred years and are not "Indian" in every respect, ie the approach of the present rulers of India is historically baseless and hollow. ۔ The intellectual basis of "RSS" is Buddhism.

On the other hand, it must be admitted that there is a certain characteristic in the Indian temperament and character which makes the locals bow their heads before purity and piety. That is why Sheikh Moinuddin Chishti was able to stay in Ajmer with a handful of Muslims even though the decisive battle between Prithviraj Chauhan and Shahabuddin Ghauri was still a long way off. Similarly, other Sufis in Lahore, Multan, Sirhind, Delhi, Agra and even in Bengal and Madras raised the banner of Parsi Unity and made the Hindus their believers and also remember that these great spiritual personalities were world powers. Never tried to get help from

Panicker also writes that the early Muslim rulers were also politically realistic because the custom of marrying Muslims to Hindus existed even before King Akbar. For example, Ghazi Malik, the founder of the Tughlaq family, was the son of a local Hindu Jat woman and his nephew Feroz Tughlaq was born from the womb of a Bhatti woman, and there are countless testimonies on record that Muslim rulers gave capable Hindus Given great positions. Mahmud Ghaznavi himself formed a contingent of Hindu soldiers and placed them under the command of Hindu commanders and when Mahmud Ghaznavi's son Masood Ghaznavi had to fight his brother to maintain peace in the Punjab, he killed his Hindu general "Tilak". Trusted completely. In Malwa, a Hindu Prime Minister named Madani Rai Chanderi was appointed. In Bengal, Hussain Shah gave the highest positions to Hindu officers like Purandlu, Roop and Sunitin. The same was true of the Muslim rulers of Bejapur and Golkonda and the traffic was not one-way. The Hindu rulers of the time were just as enlightened as they considered Muslim Indians to be Indians. Muslims were given high jobs by the kings of Kali Kit. Later, the rulers of Vijayanagar gave him posts in their armed forces. Rana Sanga himself recruited a detachment of Muslim soldiers who had fought a regular battle with Babar. Rana Sanga defeated Mahmud Sani of Malwa on the battlefield but then the throne itself returned him. (Continued