Initial islamic India

According to statistics of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in India, the third largest Muslim population in the world is fully integrated in India. Muslims are the second smallest religion in India, but Muslims have the highest proportion among the countries in which countries with other Muslims in the world live as minorities ("Indian Muslims" ). India is the home of religious beliefs of indigenous peoples such as Hinduism and Buddhism, but this statistically clearly represents the success of Islamic expansion and establishment in India from the 7th century to the 8th century.

The Indian kingdom of medieval India was easily involved in the situation of Islamic invaders and soon most of India received various degrees of Islamic domination. Muslim influence on Indian art was initially very destructive but it eventually led to the integration of the styles and the development of new important art pieces. In the cave there are various rooms carved carefully, such as stones, sculptures and accessories. Walls and ceiling wall paintings of the caves of Aantanta and Ellora dates back to the early Middle Ages from the 8th century to the mid-10th century and displays various Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism themes.

The rise of Islam: Many Muslim countries were established in the 12th century, India gradually conquered Muslims. It brought the emergence of the Mughal Empire, which dominated most of India from the mid-16th century through the middle of the 19th century. However, the reign of the Murata dynasty gradually faded, as a result of the rebellion of India in 1857 and the beginning of British rule, as Maratas finished the rule with grasp of the administration. Empire flourished during the Islamic Empire, provincial, the architecture of the motile

For centuries, Delhi was the capital of the Mughal Empire, the ruler of former Turku Muslims in northern India in India. A series of Islamic rulers made Delhi a fortress of the empire and left numerous Islamic architecture in Delhi. And a strong Islamic culture has penetrated the city. According to the 1941 census, the population of Delhi is 33.22% of Muslims. However, thousands of Hindu and Sikh refugees from the Punjab are full of streets. The massacre of anti-Muslims stimulated the historical foundation of Indian Islamic culture and politics, which created a turbulent atmosphere. Delhi's Pakistan diplomat Hussein said the Indian government intended to eliminate the Muslim population of Delhi or be indifferent to their destiny. He reported that the army shot and killed publicly innocent Muslims. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in India estimates that there are 1,000 victims in the city. However, other sources have claimed that the casualties rate is 20 times higher.