How Afghanistan, once a Hindu nation, became Islamic?
Do you know that Afghanistan was once a stronghold of Hinduism?
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Afghanistan, which is known as Islamic country today, was once a thriving center of Hinduism and Buddhism.
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The Hindu Shahi dynasty, which ruled Afghanistan till 7th century, built numerous temples and monuments dedicated to Hindu deities.
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Kabul and Kandahar, two of the most important cities in Afghanistan, were major centers of Hindu and Buddhist culture.
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Afghanistan is mentioned as ‘Gandhara’ in Hindu religious texts, such as the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.
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The remains of some ancient Hindu temples are still present in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan was a crucial hub on the ancient Silk Route, a network for trade and cultural exchange.
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Mahmud Ghazni's invasions, which took place in the early 11th century, marked a significant turning point in the decline of Hinduism and Buddhism in Afghanistan.
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Despite being a minority, the Hindu community in Afghanistan is working hard to preserve their cultural heritage and traditions.
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Afghanistan's ancient history is deeply connected to the Indian subcontinent, with cultural, trade, and geographical ties dating back thousands of years.