Yazid bin Muhllab governor after Muhammad bin Qasim in Sindh
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hajjaj bi yousaf was the uncle of Muhammad bin qasim.
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Caliph Salman bin Abdal Malik killed Muhammad bin Qasim because he believed Qasim was a political enemy.
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Muhammad bin Qasim died on July 18, 715 at the age of 19.
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Muhammad Bin Qasim Conquered the Sindh during the period of Abbasids.
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Muhammad Bin Qasim wanted to free his muslim brothers & sisters from the rule of the Indian King.
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hajjaj bi yousaf was the uncle of Muhammad bin qasim.
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Muhammad BIn Qasim Was A Famous Ruler Because At The Age Of 17 He Was The Cammander Of The Team Of Eastern Arab
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Muhammad bin Qasim was born on December 31, 695 and died on July 18, 715. Muhammad bin Qasim would have been 19 years old at the time of death or 1319 years old today.
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Muhammad Bin Qasim was a great muslim general who conquered Sind in 712 .he established such a government as was full of peace,prosperity,love,religious tolerance.He is remembered as great muslim ruler.
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he fought mughals and reached there to bewitched of his uncle the proper suffocate in endipendilization
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Arain people arrived in the subcontinent from Jericho, Palestine through the army of Muhammad Bin Qasim.
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Muhammad Qasim - hockey player - died in 2006.
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Muhammad Qasim - hockey player - was born in 1974.
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because of the great efforts of muhammad bin qasim he started bringing islam from sindh when it was a part of india
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Muhammad bin Qasim died on July 18, 715 at the age of 19.
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Mirza Abul-Qasim Babur bin Baysonqor died in 1457.
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Mirza Abul-Qasim Babur bin Baysonqor was born in 1422.
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Politics, envy and the fear from the growing warrior. Mohammed Bin Qasim had accomplished more in his young age than most do in a life time. His courage, generosity and intelligence were envied by other leaders, hence was a target of jealousy and revenge. He died at age 20.
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The important seaport of 'Pakistan' is 'Muhammad Bin Qasim seaport' which is situated in 'Karachi' on 'Arabian sea'.
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In sub-continent Muhammad bin Qasim abolished all the taxes and imposed jazia for the first time(712 AD).
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Because the ruler of Sindh, Raja Dahir, used to attack muslim ships and captivate the men and women on board.
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The timeline from Muhammad bin Qasim to Timur spans several centuries of significant rulers and events in South Asia and Central Asia. Muhammad bin Qasim conquered Sindh in 711 CE, marking the beginning of Islamic rule in the region. The Ghaznavids, led by Mahmud of Ghazni, dominated from 971 to 1030 CE, followed by the Ghurids in the late 12th century. Timur (Tamerlane) rose to power in the late 14th century, establishing a vast empire after his invasion of India in 1398.
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Muhammad bin Qasim was a seventeen year old Saudi Arbian born general who brought Islam to what is present day Pakistan. It appears that one of two outcomes followed.
During the conflict, Qasim's opponent Raja Dahir was killed. His two daughters were taken hostage and sent to the Khalifa Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik. The daughters reported to Sulayman that Qasim had violated them before sending them to the Califf. Enraged, the Califf ordered Qasim arrested, and while being transported back to face the Califf, Qasim died.
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Khalifa Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik was the enemy of Qasim's uncle and began rounding up all who supported him. Qasim was imprisoned and tortured in Iraq, and there died.
No one knows which account is true, but it appears that Khalifa Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik is the person who ordered Qasim's death in either case.
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he invaded sindh in 711 ad at the age of 17(lucky im doing a project on him could u give me some info to?)
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The first raid was during the reign of Caliph Waleed bi Abdul Malik. Muhammad bin Qasim led the Muslim army.
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Muhammad bin Qasim (31/12/695-18/07/715) introduced Islam to the historic Pakistan regionfrom Sindh to Kashmir in 711 CE
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Muhammad bin Qasim attacked Sindh in 711 CE primarily to expand the Umayyad Caliphate's territory and spread Islam. The invasion was also prompted by a request for help from local rulers who were facing internal strife and external threats, particularly from the Hindu ruler Raja Dahir. Additionally, the region was strategically significant for trade routes, making it an attractive target for conquest. Bin Qasim's campaign resulted in the establishment of Muslim rule in the region, which had lasting cultural and religious impacts.
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Mohammad bin Qasim send India by hajjaj bin Yousuf because, that time the ruler of India was a arbitrary here a woman who request for help because she was sufferer therefore Hajaj bin yousuf send his nephew to help him
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