Muhammad ibn Qasim

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Book Details:

Size: A5

No of Pages: 236 

Page quality: Printed on high-quality, premium 90 gsm Natural Shade paper with crisp print quality.

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Muhammad Ibn Qasim was a figure to reckon with. He was barely 17 years old when he set out to conquer Sindh. He laid siege, captured several cities, ended Raja Dahir's rule, became a respected Governor of Sindh, and died—all while being just 21-22.

This book sets out to tell you that shocking story, not in a glorifying, romanticised, or villifying approach, but in an honest approach. It is the story that you deserve to know, the story that we all should have been told centuries ago. 

The book also addresses the biggest controversy surrounding him, and that is, he was sent to hunt down Ahl-Al Bayt and kill them. In a separate dedicated chapter with historic and academic proof of how this was spread across the Islamic world, without any evidence. Or should I say, fake evidence, something that was created to hide something more cynical.

However, this book is not limited to that one topic. In fact, it traces the entire life story of Ibn Qasim, from his birth to his familial history, from his training to leading his army, from his trimphs to his tragic death.

This, along with many Islamic stories, needs a retelling, not with sectarian lenses but with utter honesty. As an author, my job is to tell a tale, how it happened, without leaning towards biases.

So, read my brothers and sisters, read this book to learn who Ibn Qasim was and how he achieved great success before leaving his teens!