1. Presentation based on a book by
SITA RAM GOEL

2.  The ancient past of India is so great that it simply
cannot be over-glorified.
 Gupta age was the Golden age of Hindu history when
Hindu spirituality, art, literature, science and
philosophy attained an acme which has not since been
surpassed.
 It was a period of greatness in which people can take
pride and when its creativity attained a pinnacle.

3. Gupta
Empire

4. Aryabhatt
(AD 476 – 550)
One of the greatest
mathematician-
astronomers of the
world.

5. Kalidas
Classical Sanskrit
poet and dramatist,
author of
Meghadūta,
Abhijñānashākuntala
and
Kumārasambhava.

6. Will Durant

8. Members of the Islamic Jihad praying

12. Mahmud Ghaznavi
971-1030AD
In 1000AD Mahmud
defeated Raja Jaipal
of Kabul.
In 1004 AD he
dtormed Bhatiya &
plundered the
Palace.
In 1008 AD he
captured Nagarkot.

13. Tarikh-i-Yamini of Utbi, Mahmud’s secratory

17. Mohammed
Ghuri 1160-1206
AD
He renewed Islamic
imperialism in the
last quarter of the
12th century AD.
Buddhist complex at
Sarnath was sacked
at this time, and the
Bhikshus were
slaughtered.

18. Taj-ul-Masir, Hasan Nizami

19. In 1194 AD Ghuri’s
Lieutenant
Qutubuddin Aibak
destroyed 27 Hindu
temples at Delhi &
built the Quwwat-
ul-Islam mosque
with their debris.

20. On his return to Ajmer, Aibak destroyed the
Sanskrit college of Visladeva, and laid the foundations of a
mosque which came to be known as Adhai Din KA Jhonpra.

21. Adhai Din ka Jhonpara

22. The Slave
(Mamluks)
Sultans
Shamsuddin
Iltutmish who
succeeded Aibak at
Delhi invaded Malwa
in 1234 AD.
In spite of such
wanton
cruelty, Muslim
power continued to
decline.
After
Mamluks, Khiljis
revived it after 1290
AD.

23. Badauni

26. Jalaluddin Khailji
He led an expedition
to Ranthambore in
1291 AD.
He was murdered ny
his son-in-law
Alauddin in 1296AD.

28. Alauddin Khalji
In 1298 AD, he led an
expedition to Gujrat
under his generals
Ulugh Khan and
Nusrat Khan.

29. Badauni

30. By now most of the famous temples were destroyed except
Orissa and Rajasthan

31. Firoz Shah
Tughlaq
He led an expedition
to Orissa 1n 1360 AD.
He destroyed the
temple of Jagannth at
Puri & desecrated
many Hindu Shrines.

32. Sirat-i-Firoz-Shahi, dictated by Firuz shah Tughlaq

33. Sirat-i-Firoz-Shahi

34. Sirat-i-Firoz-Shahi

37. Amir Timur
He stormed the fort
of Kator on the
border of Kashmir.
He defeated
Tughlaqs in a battle
& entered Delhi.
There he killed
thousands of
Hindus.

38. Tuzk-i-timur, Amir Timur’s auto-biography

39. Zahiruddin
Muhammad
Babur
He styled himself a
Ghazi.
He destroyed temple
wherever he saw
them.
He has provided
details of his
repeated massacre of
the infidels.

40. Jalaluddin
Mohammed
Akbar
He made a good start
as a ghazi, slayer of
infidels.
In the disguise of
secularist emperor he
demanded Hindu
princesses for his
harem, & employed
Hindu warriors
which meant
surrender of Hindu
honor & prostitution
of Hindu Heroism.

41. Nuruddin Salim
Jahangir
Jahangir was
primarily a drunkard
and a sadist
scoundrel.
He was too much
devoted to women
and the wine-cup to
care much about
Allah and the
Prophet.

42. Shihab-ud-din
Muhammad Shah
Jahan I
He demolished many
temples and raised
Mosques in their
place.
He converted two
sons of Jujhar Singh
who were of tender
age to Islam.

43. Aurangzeb
He started his career
as a but-shikan
(iconoclast).
He issued a farman
in Gujrat that
temples destroyed by
him cannot be
repaired.
Cow-slaughter at
temple site was a
safeguard against
Hindus rebuilding it
on the same spot.

44. Logic of lack of perspective by NCERT

46.  It is recommended that "Muslim rulers cannot be
identified as foreigners except for those who did not
settle here.”
 Mahmud Ghaznavi and Muhammad Ghuri are to
be treated as foreign invaders simply because they
launched there invasions from Afghanistan.
 But not the Mamluks, the Khiljis, the Tughlaqs,
the Lodis, the Suras, & the Mughals who brought
the loot to Delhi from other parts o the country.

52.  After the downfall of Mughal Empire, The Rajputs, the
Jats, the Sikhs and the Marathas were rising up to
reclaim their lost patrimony in their own homeland.
 The Muslim chieftains were inviting other Islamic
imperialists from across the border to come and
rescue the earlier Islamic imperialist out of the chaos.
 The British, the French and other foreign were taking
advantage of the ineptitude of the native & Muslim
princes in order to secure their strangleholds.

54. Facts of the recorded History by Muslim Historians.
Language of records itself speaks that they took immense
pride in doing what they did.

58. Chachnama

59. Chachnama

60. Chachnama

61. Chachnama, Hajjaj’s letter to Muhammad Bin Qasim

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65.  Hindu princes fought many wars but they had
observed some time- honored conventions sanctioned
by the Shastras.
 They never molested Brahmins & Bhikshus
 The cows were not killed
 The chastity of women was never violated.
 The non-combatant were never killed or captured.
 The civil population was never plundered.

67.  Islamic imperialism came with different code- the
Sunnah of Prophet.
 The cows, the Brahmins, the Bhikshus invited their
special attention in mass murders of non-combats.
 After the victory, it required them to sack & burn down
villages & town & the cities were plundered.
 The temples & monasteries were destructed.
 Those whom they did not kill, they captured & sold as
slaves.

69.  Islamic invaders wee not the first foreigners to come
and settle down in India.
 In earlier times, the Iranians, the Greeks, the
Parthians, the Scythians, the Kushans, and the Huns
had also invaded India, and settled down here.
 But we have never had an Iranians, or a Greek, or a
Parthian, or a Scythian, or a Kushan, or a Hun or a
Mongolian minority, or culture, or problem.

74.  None of the Hindu Saints questioned its claim as an
alternative path of salvation.
 None of them could see that the Kalimah- there is no
god but Allah & Muhammad is his last prophet-
could emanate only from a beastly rather than a
religious consciousness.
 A majority of the Muslims were Hindu converts who
had been forced into the folds of Islam. Hindu society
closed its doors to them.

75.  Hindus failed to organize a collective effort to guard
the frontiers of Bharatvarsha.
 The sterile statecraft was centered on the politics of
the mandalayoni, one’s neighbor was always an
enemy, & the enemy of enemy always a friend.

76.  Each of Hindu prince was busy with his immediate
neighbors. An awareness of what was happening in
neighboring lands was not needed by them.
 Islam provided an ample opportunity to Hindu saints,
philosophers & princes to understand the true
character of Islam.
 But neither Hindu saints, nor the philosophers, nor
the princes could not draw any worthwhile conclusions
about the character of Islam.