The book "The foundation of Muslim rule in India: A look at the House of Slave rulers" is a comprehensive account of the origins of Muslim rule in India, with the thrust of the topic being "A look at the house of slave rulers". This work is the result of extensive research. Besides educating readers about medieval Indian history, it will also provide them useful details about the roots and the development of the Muslim rule. Moreover, it will also highlight the efforts of the slave rulers exercised to fortify and extend their power to other regions of India.

'Sind's Fall to the Crescent: A Turning Point in South Asian History'This book examines the Arab conquest of Sind, led by Muhammad bin Qasim, which profoundly impacted South Asia and the Arab world. More than just a military victory, it initiated lasting cultural, religious, and political exchanges.Before the invasion, Sind, under Raja Dahir, was a diverse region with Hindu, Buddhist, and local traditions. However, its political fragmentation made it vulnerable to the expanding Umayyad Caliphate. The Arab conquest, driven by religious and strategic motives, opened vital trade routes and...

"Memoirs of the First Mughal: The Epic of Babur and His Baburnama" explores the life and legacy of Zahir-ud-Din Muhammad Babur, founder of the Mughal Empire, through his own Baburnama. This book offers an in-depth look at Babur's memoir, regarded as one of the most important autobiographies by a ruler, capturing his conquests and reflections as a prince, poet, and statesman navigating the 16th-century landscapes of Central Asia and Hindustan.The Baburnama stands out for its literary brilliance and candid portrayal of Babur's experiences. This work contextualizes his memoirs within broader...

"Sind's Fall zum Halbmond: Ein Wendepunkt in der Geschichte Südasiens"Dieses Buch untersucht die arabische Eroberung von Sind unter der Führung von Muhammad bin Qasim, die tiefgreifende Auswirkungen auf Südasien und die arabische Welt hatte. Die Eroberung war mehr als nur ein militärischer Sieg, denn sie initiierte einen dauerhaften kulturellen, religiösen und politischen Austausch.Vor der Invasion war Sind unter Raja Dahir eine vielfältige Region mit hinduistischen, buddhistischen und lokalen Traditionen. Ihre politische Zersplitterung machte sie jedoch anfällig für das expandierende...

"La chute du Sind vers le Croissant: Un tournant dans l'histoire de l'Asie du Sud"Ce livre examine la conquête arabe du Sind, menée par Muhammad bin Qasim, qui a eu un impact profond sur l'Asie du Sud et le monde arabe. Plus qu'une simple victoire militaire, cette conquête a donné lieu à des échanges culturels, religieux et politiques durables.Avant l'invasion, le Sind, sous le règne du Raja Dahir, était une région diversifiée avec des traditions hindoues, bouddhistes et locales. Cependant, sa fragmentation politique la rendait vulnérable à l'expansion du califat omeyyade. La...