Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Book Debunks Islamic Rule in India
Dr Shadab Ahmed is writing a book called 'The Despicable Musalman' that talks about the history of Islamic rule in India.
The book says that Islamic rulers from places like Turkey came to India a long time ago and did many bad things like stealing, fighting, and forcing people to change their religion.
The book also talks about how some of these rulers later became interested in Hinduism.
Dr Ahmed used many different sources to write this book, including old writings and stories from people who lived during that time.
The book also talks about why the Indian kings did not work together to stop the invaders.
It is a big story about how India changed during that time and how the Islamic rulers affected the country.
Dr Shadab Ahmed's book 'The Despicable Musalman' debunks the history of Islamic rule in India.
The book discusses the invasion and rule of Islamic leaders from Turkey in India during the 10th and 11th centuries.
It covers the impact of Islamic rule, including forced conversions and the establishment of sultanates and empires.
The book examines why Indian rulers did not unite to expel the invaders.
Dr Ahmed uses various historical sources, including writings from the time period, to support his analysis.
- Who
- Dr Shadab Ahmed, author of 'The Despicable Musalman'
- What
- A book debunking the history of Islamic rule in India
- When
- Release date is this month
- Where
- India, and other regions affected by Islamic expansion
- Why
- To provide a critical examination of the rise and impact of Islam in India
- Book Title
- The Despicable Musalman
- Author
- Dr Shadab Ahmed
- Release Date
- This month
- Main Focus
- Islamic rule in India
- Key Figures
- Turks, Hindus, Sultans, Mughals
- Historical Period
- 10th-11th centuries
- Geographical Scope
- India, Arabian Peninsula, Levant, Mesopotamia, Persia, Transoxiana, Iberian Peninsula, Hispania, Africa, Europe