An apology has become a turning point for Indian Hindus

History of the spread of Islam in the Indian subcontinent (Part-1)

In 1026 AD, Sultan Mahmud appeared in front of Somnath temple along with 30 thousand cavalry and numerous Muslim volunteers along with a large army. From the four sides, many Rajput fighters and Rajgans proceeded to protect the Somnath temple. Nearly five thousand Hindu temples sacrificed their lives for the protection of Somnath Temple, but could not save the temple. By killing a large number of Brahmans, including temple worshipers, Mahmud ordered the temple to be demolished and all the intentions of the temple were broken. He plundered a large quantity of gold and silver pearls from the temple of two million pieces of gold and gold ornaments.

The destruction of idols and idols is:
"On the Day of Judgment, God's angels will throw idolatrous gods and idols together and throw them into Hell." (Quran-37 / 22-23)


After Sultan Mahmood Mohammad Ghori attacked India. After returning home after the attack of Mohammad Ghori Bhatinda, Prithviraj was chased by him. At Tain, near Dhainswar, there was a strong fight on both sides. Ghauri's army was completely devastated and Ghori was wounded in the war itself and became a bandit.
According to the Hindu Rule of Prithviraj, Gharai gave forgiveness to return home. This Indian principle has become a reality for the world and for the Hindus of India. The poor world did not know the principle of the Indian policy and the Koran was not one. And in the following year (1192), according to the ideals of the Qur'an, Ghori changed the war policy and killed Ghatri Prithviraj.
Then a unique monument of the Ghori architectural industry blamed Ajmer's Hindu temples and built mosques and educational centers of Islam. Then he started campaigning in Delhi and Benaras. Occupying the Asan fort, the Muslims reached Benaras arbitrarily to kill Hindus, and there they continued to carry out Hindu killings. Historian Hasan Nizam writes in his book Taj Ull Masir, describing this barbarity, "The sword of his sword threw all the Hindus into the fire of hell, with their cut monkeys, the dome was constructed three times in the sky, and the headless bodies became food for wild animals."

Then Ghori's successor, Kutubuddin, proceeded towards Kashi with a thousand Ghorsasahar's special forces. After occupying Kashi, Kutubuddin ordered the Muslims to destroy all the Hindu temples. They destroyed almost a thousand Hindu temples and built mosques on the foundation of that temple.




Then ... Trying to return to Hinduism, one day 20 thousand non-Muslims were killed