برصغیر میں اسلام کے ابتدائی آثار
The Initial Bases of Islam in Subcontinent
Abstract
Abstract:
Islam is recognized as a moral and rational way of life. It is a ‘Natural Religion’ (Dīn al-Fitrah). Its universal teachings attract every sensible person. This is the concrete reason for its rapid extension in the whole world. However, in subcontinent it is widely propagated by orientalists and prejudiced Hindus that Islam is promulgated in the region with the power of sword. On contrary, a majority of Muslims imagine of Muhammad Bin Qasim as an advocator of Islam. For a realistic historic approach it is necessary to study the religion, values and traditions of Hindus if that time. In this article the Arabs-Hindus relations, the role of Prophet’s (PBUH) companions, scholars, saints; Islamic equality, humanity; practice against discrimination of casteism etc. have been declared the basic elements of advent and promotion of Islam in Subcontinent.
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