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How many Buddishts left in pakistan today??DailyMuslims - Disappearance of Buddhism from "Non Violent India": An Untold Story
Various theories have been put forward which seek to explain the tragic eclipse of Buddhism from India. According to one view, corruption in the Buddhist sangha or priesthood precipitated Buddhism's ultimate decline. While it is true that with time the Buddhist priests became increasingly lax in the observance of religious rules, corruption alone cannot explain the death of Buddhism. After all, Buddhism was replaced by an even more corrupt Brahminism. Another theory is that Buddhism disappeared from India in the wake of the Arab and Turkish invasions in which many Buddhists were said to have been killed. However, this theory, too, seems not to be convincing as a complete explanation of the extinction of Buddhism in India . After all, in places such as Bengal and Sind, which were ruled by Brahminical dynasties but had Buddhist majorities, Buddhists are said to have welcomed the Muslims as saviours who had freed them from the tyranny of 'upper' caste rule. This explains why most of the 'lower-caste' people in Eastern Bengal and Sind
embraced Islam. Few, if any, among the 'upper' castes of these regions did the same.
Buddhists welcomed the Muslims as saviours ??
And what they do to safegaurd their buddisht religion is ,they all convert to Islam, a completely new religion with in Arabic language no historic connetion, from Hindukush mountains to plains of punjab.
Yaa,i've not seen more moronic logic before.
Lets be clear in one thing about religion, every religion of this world spread by means,but if we go by history, be it Christianity,islam,Buddism or even hinduism spread most effectively only when the rulers of that region become patrons of that specific religion for a period of time.