Muhammad bin qasim

Mohammed Bin Qasim

Muhammad Bin Qasim

Mahmood Gaznavi became born in 971AD, in khurasan. Mahmood Ghazni changed into the son of Abu Mansur Sabuktigin, who turned into a Turkish slave soldier of the samanid ruler. In 994 Mahmood joined his father in the conquest of Ghazni for Samanid ruler, it was the time of instability for Samanid Empire. In 998AD Mahmood took manipulate of the Ghazni and additionally conquered Qandahar. In 1001 AD, he started his military organizations, which were lasted before his loss of life in 1030 AD…

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Muhammad Bin Qasim Se Aurangzeb Tak Muhammad Saeed ul Haq, मुहम्मद बिन क़ासिम से औरंगज़ेब तक मुहम्मद सईदुल हक़

Mehmood of Ghazni, also known as Mahmud of Ghazni, was a powerful ruler and military leader who ruled the Ghaznavid Empire in the 11th century. He is known for his numerous military campaigns in the Indian subcontinent, which brought a significant portion of it under his control and made him one of the most powerful rulers of his time.

Most individuals are charmed by greenery, but some are inverse and find themselves pulled towards harsher landscapes.

The rise of Islam in India began with the conquest of Sind (now in Pakistan) by the Arabs. Muhammad-bin-Qasim was the first Musalman invader on India.

Abu al-Qasim Khalaf bin Abbas Al-Zahrawi (1013 - 936 m) Scientist and a doctor of the greatest surgeons Andalusian Muslims and global First of making pills Al-Zahrawi is considered the largest of surgeons who were born from human Through the ages and times The first to use the threads that are currently used in surgical procedures

A dilapidated ancient 'Muhammad Bin Qasim Masjid' from 7th century, at ancient city of Sindh Alor (or Aror) near Rohri, SINDH, PAKISTAN

Bab-ul-Islam Masjid, Rohri, Sukkur (Historical Structure built by Muhammad Bin Qasim)