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English: Graphical Description of Arab Campaigns in Al Hind. Created on Wikimedia Commons template of Pakistan and Afghanistan was used and public domain information from "The Chachnama" and "Kitab Futuh Al Buldun" was the source. |
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| Author | Maglorbd |
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