To end this the argument (sorry for inconveniences) we were once sindhu hindus now muslim sindhu the majority of what were sindhu Hindus converted throughout the invasions attempted at the sindhu river be it early invasions or by the mongols who tried to besiege multan or the battle of river ravi people of sindhu began to realise that Islam was Allah grace upon them so people like malik kafur converted and continue the legacy of sindhus under the rule of the Delhi sultante allaudin khijli never forced his hindu rajput soldiers to convert they converted because they realised that Allah was indeed a higher power as he had provided them victory against the mongols who failed 5 times against the sindhu people. We are the same old sindhus
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Who said anything about Arabs
It was largely Hindu then Buddhism took minor hold during ashokas reign then slowly but surely it returned back to Hinduism then over large conquests by the Muslims it became a muslim stronghold with sufis from all over the world establishing their roots in sindh. for a better part of sindh it was Hindu. And the Arab thing was a rant at people who without no proof claim Arabian hood
Sindh was slightly more royal hindus under selecud empire than Buddhism as Hinduism was founded near present day sindh but later through conquest buddhism did start to progress rapidly however it had reached its peak under ashoka who helped spread buddhism to sri lanka and other regions but Hinduism started to take a major footprint in converting back Buddhist followers to Hinduism. When ashoka had ransacked kalinga empire eastern Indian campaign he had felt really bad for committing atrocities and later decided to find peace by meditating and joined the religion of buddishm to find peaceful solutions to his future campaigns
Baba ji peaceful expansion aman tha pegham he went as far as sri Lanka to preach his beliefs essentially became the ambassador of buddhism he succeeded in expanding buddhism that is why sri Lanka has a Buddhist population
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No there was never any Hindus here
Hinduism was founded at the ganges river what are you talking about
But the early inhabitants of the indus were practising early form Hinduism which then later took real changes and with the arrival of Aryans the Vedic period began castes systems and all. from then on Hinduism did not leave sindh until the time of large conquests by Muslims Persians the Macedonians they all failed to root Hinduism from sindh until partition of India when majority of hindus left for India .it was present in extremely small numbers
Hinduism was founded near the indus valley it later solidified near the further plains of northern and central India. Hinduism essential birth took place near the indus river valley the Vedic period gods were essential part of early Hinduism starting to take hold their names can be found online this set the bases for Hinduism in indus valley and distance plains. only the southern part of sindh remained buddhist when buddhism began to spread to sindh the rest was mainly hindu
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