Preparing Indo-Pak History 100 marks
 

The first mosque in South Asia was built in ?

a) Sindh
(b)Bhopal
(c)Baluchistan
(d)Bengal

What is the correct option?

Sindh


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The Ghaznavid rule over present day Pakistan areas lasted for how many years??

THATTA – The Jamia Masjid of Banbhor, which is said to be the first mosque of South Asia was built in 8th century AD after the conquest of Sindh by Arab warrior Muhammad Bin Qasim.
It is located among the ruins of centuries-old city of Bhanbhor, in Thatta district. The ancient city is associated with Muhammad Bin Qasim and the legendary love-story of Sassui-Punhoon, which great poet Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai sung in his poetry.
The historical ruins are gradually being worn down due to increasing sea-level after the drastic reduction in river-flows at downstream Kotri. Some historians believe that the ruins of Bhanbhor are the actual location of famous Debal Bunder, due to which Sindh is called as Babul-Islam (the door of Islam). -text and photo by Amar Guriro

[QUOTE=Wamik;848874]The Ghaznavid rule over present day Pakistan areas lasted for how many years??[/QUOTE]

100 years
175 years
200 years
150 years

[QUOTE=Wamik;849332]100 years
175 years
200 years
150 years[/QUOTE]

answer
175 years

Ibni-Batuta travelled for?
How many years:

So confusing. Net search shows
30 years whereas the options given are:

Ibni-Batuta travelled for

(a)35 years(b)28 years (c)20 years(d)15 years

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The Millenial Movement was launched against:

(a) The Mughals(b)The British(c)The Marhattas(d)The Muslims(e)None of these

[QUOTE=Wamik;850235]Ibni-Batuta travelled for?
How many years:

So confusing. Net search shows
30 years whereas the options given are:

Ibni-Batuta travelled for

(a)35 years(b)28 years (c)20 years(d)15 years[/QUOTE]
his traveling went on for about 28-29 years and he covered about 75,000 miles visiting the equivalent of 44 modern countries which were then mostly under the governments of Muslim leaders of the World of Islam, or "Dar al-Islam".