Question

The main cause for the non-extension of Arab kingdom in India after the conquest of Sind was __________.

• A. Unrest in the Arab army
• B. Incompetence of the successors of Muhammad-Bin-Qasim
• C. Strong opposition of the neighbouring Rajput kingdoms
• D. Non-availability of a new army from the Caliph

Answer 1

The correct option is B Incompetence of the successors of Muhammad-Bin-Qasim

The Arab invasion in Sind region was a great historical moment which brought social and economic development in the tribal region of Sind. The law and order was established. Peace and culture was developed. Education was spread. Trade with the Arab countries was set .The people of Sind adopted Islamic culture. The Brahmins were given respect and they were free to follow Hinduism. A mix culture was spread which was known as Sindhi culture.

However, it ended with the death of Muhammad-Bin-Qasim and so ended the extension of Arab kingdom into India as all of the successors of Muhammad-Bin-Qasim were incompetent.