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Tipu Sultan, in south India, engaged in the most systematic endeavours for securing forcible conversions that could be imagined.

— Murray Thurston Titus

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" In the year A.D. 1202, when Qulb-ud-Din captured Kalinjar, after the temples had been convened into mosques, and the very name of idolatry was annihilated, fifty thousand men came under the collar of slavery and the plain became black as pitch with Hindus. "

It is beyond dispute that one of the characteristics of the Muslim conquest of India was that of a militant propaganda with the purpose of establishing not only Muslim government over the people, but the Muslim faith as well.

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