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    The document summarizes the evolution of Muslim society in the Indian subcontinent over centuries through gradual conquest and cultural influence. It describes the initial spread of Islam through Arab traders along the coastal areas. The conquest of Sindh by Muhammad bin Qasim in 712 CE and subsequent raids and establishment of rule by Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni, Muhammad Ghouri, and the Delhi Sultanate expanded Muslim political control across the subcontinent by the 14th century. The document then outlines the extensive religious, cultural, social, intellectual, economic, and political influences of Muslim rule in all spheres of society over 800 years, which still impact institutions in the region today. It concludes with noting the decline after Aurangzeb

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    The Evolution Of The Muslim

    Society In The Subcontinent

    Introduction
    Took centuries not years.
    Gradual evolution
    The Muslims came to the Indian Subcontinent in waves of conquest.
                                                    (Ch.M.Ali)
    Arab Traders And Islam
    •Muslim traders from first Hijra
    •Fair dealing and simplicity
    •Islam in coastal areas
    •Preaching of Islam besides trade

    Muhammad Bin Qasim


    •Pirates and Raja Dahir
    •Conquest of Daibal and Nairun in 712
    •March to North and conquest of Multan
    •Effect on local people
    •“The conquered territories underwent many political changes, but the process of
    Islamization continued without any disruption.” (I.H. Qureshi)
    Sultan Mehmood Of Ghazna
    •Impacts of raids on Punjab
    •Spread of Islam
    Muhammad Ghouri
    •Raids from 1175
    •Established permanent hold
    •Appointment of Aibak in 1206
    The Dehli Sultanate
    •1206-1526, five dynasties
    •Weak dynasties over 300 years
    •Whole Subcontinent under Muslim in 14th century
    •Huge impacts
    Influence Of Muslim Conquests
    •In all spheres
    •“For the first time Muslim’s culture flooded the Hindu land of India.” (K.K.Aziz)

    1.Religious Influence
    •Spread of Islam
    •Role of Saints and Sufis
    •Islamic code of life
    2.Cultural Influence
    •Development of literature , art and architecture
    •Tradition and customs of Islam
    •Buildings and fine arts

    3.Social Influence
    •Islamic Values
    •Equality, Peace, Justice, Morality
    •Attraction for the wretched class

    4.Social Influence
    •Islamic Values
    •Equality, Peace, Justice, Morality
    •Attraction for the wretched class
    5.Influence of Intellectual Life
    •Patronage of scholars, poets
    •Amir Khushru, Laila Majnu, Yousaf Zulaikha
    •Punjabi poetry
    6.Economic Influence
    • Economic development
    • Trade , industry and agriculture
    • Equal opportunities , division of labour
    7.Political Influence
    • Strong and stable admin, structure
    • Impact lasts to date in different institutes of subcontinent
    • Separate courts, kotawal, Muhtasib
    Conclusion
    Part 2
    CAUSES OF DECLINE OF MUSLIM
    RULE
    • MUSLIM RULED FOR 800 YEARS
    • GOLDEN PERIOD FOR MUSLIMS
    • MANY MISTAKES
    • DECLINE AFTER DEATH OF AURANGZAIB
    • EUROPEAN TAKE OVER IN 1857
    Part 3

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