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''' Al Khafif''' was the ruler of [[Mansura (Brahmanabad)|Mansurah]] in [[Sindh]]. He set up the [[Soomro dynasty]] which was the [[Abbasid Caliphate]]'s functionary in Sindh until the [[Siege of Baghdad (1258)]]. He was sent from "[[Samarra]]" by the [[Abbasid Caliphate]] and thus became known as ''Khafif Soomera'' in Sindh. |
''' Al Khafif''' was the ruler of [[Mansura (Brahmanabad)|Mansurah]] in [[Sindh]]. He set up the [[Soomro dynasty]] which was the [[Abbasid Caliphate]]'s functionary in Sindh until the [[Siege of Baghdad (1258)]]. He was sent from "[[Samarra]]" by the [[Abbasid Caliphate]] and thus became known as ''Khafif Soomera'' in Sindh. He was of [[Rajput]] origin.<ref name=umedani>{{cite journal | last = Umedani | first = Loung V. | last2 = Meghwar | first2 = Phuloo | title= Migratory Aspects of Inhabitants of Indus Valley Civilization- A Historical Perspective |journal = International Research Journal of Art & Humanities| volume = 41 | issue = 41 | publisher = Asianet-Pakistan | date = 2013 | accessdate = 2015-08-01 | quote = "The two main Rajput tribes of Sindh are: the Samma, descendants of the Samma dynasty who ruled Sindh during (1351 - 1521 A.D); and the Soomra, descendants of the Soomra dynasty who ruled Sindh during (750 - 1350 A.D)."}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|author1=John Allan|author2=Sir Wolseley Haig|author3=Henry Dodwell|title=The Cambridge shorter history of India|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=pMSFAAAAIAAJ|year=1964|publisher=S. Chand|page=96}}</ref> |
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Al Khafif was the founder of the Soomra Dynasty and he who ruled for 15 years (1011-1026 AD) from [[Mansura (Brahmanabad)|Mansurah]].<ref>History of Pakistan: Pakistan through ages by Ahmad Hasan Dani, Sang-e Meel Publications, 2007, Page 218</ref> |
Al Khafif was the founder of the Soomra Dynasty and he who ruled for 15 years (1011-1026 AD) from [[Mansura (Brahmanabad)|Mansurah]].<ref>History of Pakistan: Pakistan through ages by Ahmad Hasan Dani, Sang-e Meel Publications, 2007, Page 218</ref> |
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Revision as of 20:44, 1 August 2016
Al Khafif was the ruler of Mansurah in Sindh. He set up the Soomro dynasty which was the Abbasid Caliphate's functionary in Sindh until the Siege of Baghdad (1258). He was sent from "Samarra" by the Abbasid Caliphate and thus became known as Khafif Soomera in Sindh. He was of Rajput origin.[1][2]
Al Khafif was the founder of the Soomra Dynasty and he who ruled for 15 years (1011-1026 AD) from Mansurah.[3]
Scholars concur that Khafif was an Ismaili.[4] The Ismaili are a sect of the Shia Islam.[5]
See also
References
- ^ Umedani, Loung V.; Meghwar, Phuloo (2013). "Migratory Aspects of Inhabitants of Indus Valley Civilization- A Historical Perspective". International Research Journal of Art & Humanities. 41 (41). Asianet-Pakistan.
The two main Rajput tribes of Sindh are: the Samma, descendants of the Samma dynasty who ruled Sindh during (1351 - 1521 A.D); and the Soomra, descendants of the Soomra dynasty who ruled Sindh during (750 - 1350 A.D).
{{cite journal}}:|access-date=requires|url=(help) - ^ John Allan; Sir Wolseley Haig; Henry Dodwell (1964). The Cambridge shorter history of India. S. Chand. p. 96.
- ^ History of Pakistan: Pakistan through ages by Ahmad Hasan Dani, Sang-e Meel Publications, 2007, Page 218
- ^ Souvenir, Mansura Seminar: 12th Rabi-us-Sani, 1403 A.H./27 January 1983 A.D ʻAbdullāh Varyāh, Sanghar Historical and Cultural Society (Pakistan). Sanghar Historical and Cultural Society, 1983
- ^ Pakistan the Culture By Carolyn Black Published by Crabtree Publishing Company, Page 8