What was the consequence of recalling Muhammad bin Qasim for the Arab army in the subcontinent?

C. It stopped the further advance of Arab army

A. It resulted in a peace treaty with Raja Dahir

B. It led to the immediate conquest of Sindh

C. It stopped the further advance of Arab army

D. It caused the Arab army to retreat to Persia

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61.
When did Muhammad bin Qasim conquer Dibal (Khi)?
Correct Answer: B. 712 AD
One-liner
Muhammad bin Qasim conquered Dibal (Debal) in 712 AD, marking the first Arab foothold in the Indian subcontinent.
62.
What was the strength of Mohammad bin Qasim's army when he attacked Sindh?
Correct Answer: B. 12,000
One-liner
Mohammad bin Qasim attacked Sindh with an army of 12,000 soldiers.
63.
What was the consequence of recalling Muhammad bin Qasim for the Arab army in the subcontinent?
Correct Answer: C. It stopped the further advance of Arab army
One-liner
The recall of Muhammad bin Qasim stopped the further advance of the Arab army in the subcontinent.
64.
Who was the first Muslim commander who entered India?
Correct Answer: B. Muhammad bin Qasim
One-liner
The first Muslim commander to enter India was Muhammad bin Qasim, who led the Arab conquest of Sindh in 712 CE.
65.
Past Paper MCQ
In which language was the first translation of the Quran in the Subcontinent made?
Correct Answer: D. Sindhi
One-liner
The first translation of the Quran in the Subcontinent was made in Sindhi.
66.
How far north did Muhammad Bin Qasim extend his control in the Indus Valley after arriving in the Sub-continent?
Correct Answer: B. Multan
One-liner
Muhammad Bin Qasim extended his control as far north as Multan in the Indus Valley after arriving in the Sub-continent.
67.
Raja Dahir was the ruler of ?
Correct Answer: B. Sindh
One-liner
Raja Dahir was the ruler of Sindh at the time of the Arab conquest under Muhammad bin Qasim in 712 CE.
68.
The Abbasids Governor came to Sindh in 140 AH. / 757 AD.
Correct Answer: A. Hisham
One-liner
The Abbasid Governor Hisham came to Sindh in 140 AH / 757 AD.
69.
When did Muhammad Bin Qasim defeat Raja Dahir?
Correct Answer: B. 712 A.D
One-liner
Muhammad Bin Qasim defeated Raja Dahir in 712 A.D.
70.
Muhammad bin Qasim spent how many years in Sindh?
Correct Answer: B. 4 years
One-liner
Muhammad bin Qasim spent 4 years in Sindh, from his conquest in 712 AD until his recall in 715 AD.

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