Nation. Language and Religion

 Nation, language and religion

 In a country there are not many ethnicities but many religions.  The nation remains the same.  (For example) Sindhi is a nation that had many Brahmins, Buddhists and Jains.  Some of them became Muslims and changed their religion and religion to Islam, but the people are the same Sindhis.  As the first Sindhis were, there are also Sindhis now.  And their Hindu relatives, grandfathers and brothers and others are Hindus, they did not change their nationality by becoming Muslims, they did not deny being Sindhis but only changed their religion and religion.  Now, a nation of a country can adopt two or more religions, but it does not end or divide its nationality.  The Arabs conquered Sindh, they did not give the Muslims of Sindh a separate nation and an Arabic language in Sindh, but they allowed them to live as Sindhis, and the Arabs later translated the Quran into Sindhi language for the first time in the world to teach the Sindhis the Quran.  According to Mahnama Al-Aziz Bahawalpur according to Dilgadaz year 942 Hindi and "History of Sindh" Abu Zafar Nadwi in Darul-Musinafin Azamgarh page 357, in 270 A.H. when the capital of Sindh was Mansurah and the ruler (governor) of Sindh by the Caliph was Amir Abdullah bin Umar bin Abdul Aziz.  In order to preach Islam and shed light on the facts of Islam on a king of Sindh, Mehrouk alias Rai bin Rai, a Hindu Nizad sent the Allama of Iraq to the king who reached the service of the learned king.  He wrote and presented in which he had collected a lot of material on the greatness and righteousness of Islam according to the wisdom and understanding of the king.  Then he translated the Holy Quran into Sindhi language at the request of the king.  This is the first authorship of Muslims in Sindhi language.  This was the first translation of the Holy Quran in India.

 This shows how much respect the Arabs had for the nationality of the nations and their languages.  If the Arabs had wanted, the Sindhi people would not have remained Sindhi after becoming Muslims, and if they had learned Arabic, the Sindhis would have learned the Arabic language and today there would not be a single letter of the Sindhi language left.

 Today, the ghost of Urdu has taken over and by encouraging people with the force of Urdu, it is being inflicted on their innocent children in the homes of Sindhis.  By Allah, we come to the shelter and protection of God Almighty from that ghost.  Amen or God Almighty.