Talk:Muslim conquests in the Indian subcontinent

message: outside of india the only peoples known to crusade into,imperialize and colonialize india are alexander the great(greeks) and the british.nothing about the 2200 years in between are talked about.all of history,human causality and behavior,has to be remembered as much as possible,as accurately as possible and with as little bias as possible.stop cherry picking and weaponizing for your own resentful convenience.and stop scapegoating-it's the roots of bigotry and racism.it only causes more adverse reactions.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.245.249.141 (talk) 03:32, 3 July 2020 (UTC)
thread_title:  not talked about 

message: Will Durant's point of view should be deleted because it is not based on any historical facts, it is only the opinion of a fanatic who hates Muslims. Are these conquests bloodier than two world wars?? Or even the conquests of Genghis Khan?? The invasion of white Christians to the new world and the extermination of 100 million people with war and epidemics?? This is nonsense stemming from a person writing a false history of his personal perceptions, perhaps Babur and Aurangzeb were using nuclear weapons against Hindus?? There are hundreds of people in India who are being killed because of  thia false point of view coming from an American who thinks he knows everything.
Yes Muslims killed 150 million Hindus for 500 years... they kill 300,000 every year .... 850 Hindus every day, I don't know how they had time to build the Taj Mahal because Shah Jahan had to kill half of his workers every day to satisfy the opinions of Will Durant the great historian Aah799 (talk) 13:04, 12 October 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  This is fueling hate 

message: I came to this article through the copy editing tag. While I have made changes to the first few sections, a larger editing/rewrite is still needed, preferably by someone with greater knowledge to represent it accurately. There are frequently run on sentences so far.
In addition, the lead section is overly dense and specific. Most of this information, particularly the lists of names, could likely be condensed and/or described more comprehensively elsewhere in the article. My suggestion would be to combine several of the paragraphs and divide it more clearly into initial efforts, larger gains, and later defeats.
Plumeria03 (talk) 15:25, 7 April 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Copy Editing Tag and Lead Section 

message: Some Arabs had settled in India as traders before the advent of Islam. The first Arab expeditions to India, were naval three raids, probably against pirates and not to conquer territory, took place between 636 and 643 CE, while an Arab army arrived in Sind through Makran in 644CE. According to Baladhuri, the expedition to Debal was a success, he does not mention the results of the other two except Arabs suffered no losses, while one source states Mughira was killed at Debal. Please site sources before erasing this sectionMaglorbd (talk) 11:52, 17 September 2022 (UTC)
thread_title: Early Arab presence

message: The end flap of Gobind Khushalani's 2006 book Chachnamah Retold describes him as a "litterateur" (in other words, not an academic, but an essayist or critic).  The fact that the book is held by only five WorldCat libraries,[] and according to Google Scholar has been cited only four times, suggests historians do not regard it highly.  The only review I found in a scholarly journal is scathing.  This is a questionable source, not a reliable one.  A better source is needed. --Worldbruce (talk) 18:00, 27 March 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Reliability of Khushalani's ''Chachnamah Retold'' 

message: This title is misleading and there is a general lack of neutrality and poor citations throughout this article. I was beginning to make edits but I am kind of unsure where to begin and wonder if this article even needs to be deleted. If you compare this article to, say, Hinduism in Southeast Asia, which also describes several empires that happen to have existed in a certain geographic area and spread a common religious tradition, it's very apparent the quality issues in this article. I'm wondering how best to address this.  Nkrishnan94 (talk) 14:43, 1 June 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  Title and tone of this article is very poor