TIL some Hindus in Sindh, particularly Jats, were influenced by Shi'ism and participated in internal conflicts of rashidun caliphate, including the Battle of Camel which tore apart rashidun caliphate

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TIL some Hindus in Sindh, particularly Jats, were influenced by Shi'ism and participated in internal conflicts of rashidun caliphate, including the Battle of Camel which tore apart rashidun caliphate

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Religions in South Asia – Islam - Daily Times

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With the largest population of Muslims in the world, Islam is the second-largest religion in South Asia with about 600 million Muslims, forming about one-third of all Muslims of South Asia’s population. The dominant religion in half of the South Asian countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Maldives, and Pakistan), while assuming the second-largest religion in India while […]

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