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The '''Partition of India''' refers to the regions of northwestern India and parts of eastern India being partitioned away from the country in order to create [[Pakistan]]. It was caused by the British support for the [[Muslim League]], though it was [[opposition to the partition of India|opposed my many politicians, political parties and religious groups]]. The Partition of India led to the killing and forced conversion of around 4.75 million Hindus.<ref>https://hindugenocide.com/islamic-jihad/4million-hindus-persecuted-west-pakistan-partition-plight-hindus-remained/</ref>
The '''Partition of India''' refers to the regions of northwestern India and parts of eastern India being partitioned away from the country in order to create [[Pakistan]]. It was caused by the British support for the [[Muslim League]], though it was [[opposition to the partition of India|opposed my many politicians, political parties and religious groups]]. The Partition of India led to the killing and forced conversion of around 4.75 million Hindus.<ref>https://hindugenocide.com/islamic-jihad/4million-hindus-persecuted-west-pakistan-partition-plight-hindus-remained/</ref>
==Islamic Origins==
==Islamic Origins==
For Hundreds of years, India had been occupied by tyrannical Islamic Empires. These invaders indulged in mass killing, rape and destruction of Hindu temples. The Hindus who were not killed suffered heavy taxation(Jizya Tax), which resulted in many poor people having to convert to Islam. <ref>https://www.hinduismtoday.com/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=4465</ref>
In the 1700's, an Islamic scholar by the name of Shah Waliullah Dehlavi, declared India Dar-ul Harb. Dehlavi approached the Emir of Afghanistan, Ahmad Shah Abdali in the year of 1761, requesting him to invade India. He also convinced the Muslim Nawabs to support Abdali's invasion.
In the 1700's, an Islamic scholar by the name of Shah Waliullah Dehlavi, declared India Dar-ul Harb. Dehlavi approached the Emir of Afghanistan, Ahmad Shah Abdali in the year of 1761, requesting him to invade India. He also convinced the Muslim Nawabs to support Abdali's invasion.