I agree with this ..However we call it by its original name...Sindh or Sindha not Hind not India not Indika not Hindustan all of which the foreigners gave to suit their lingo.
The present day Sindha is part of a bigger territory in its west and north ,therefore makes sense to call it by a new name which is Pakistan..
you mean sindhu ?
'Sindha' was never really used. 'Sindh' is the Arabic variant while 'Sindhu' just means the river Indus.
The actual name of the region was Sapta Sindhava or just Sindhava, the people were also typically called Sindhava.
This term began to be shortened to just 'Sind' with the arrival of the Arabs.
In the 7th century, a tribe from modern-day Pakistan migrated into Gujarat and took over the region, they were referred to as the 'Saindhavas' by the natives, showcasing that the term was still in popular use by that era.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saindhava
Also, in the End Times Hadiths (Sahih Muslim)....it says that the Muslims of Hind (might be current day Pakistan + India) will struggle against the Hindus.
Could you please cite this 'hadith'.
It's been called Hind for several centuries by the Arabs.
And why not??
There was no standard term for the region and the regional definition was always dynamic.
The Arab term for 'South Asia' as 'Hind' goes back to the times of Herodotus who popularized the term 'Indika/India' as the name for all lands 'East of Persia' due to a lack of knowledge of the region (he didn't even know of the existence of modern-day India).
More erudite Greek geographers, highlighted the distinction by reserving 'Indika' for just the Indus Region and referring to the newly discovered Gangetic region as 'Gangaridai', however this never popularized.
Like-wise, Arab geographers who were more well-informed of the region, referred to the Indus Region as 'Sind' and modern-day India as 'Hind'.
The most famous among them being Al-Biruni and Al-Masudi:
"For the nonce let us confine ourselves to summary notices concerning the kings of Sind and Hind. The language of Sind is different from that of Hind. . ." - Masudi
"Hind is surrounded on the East by Chín and Máchín, on the West by Sind and Kábul, and on the South by the Sea."- Al Baruni
----
@Indus Pakistan - You may take interest in this post.