Chachnama

The Chachnama, alternatively referred to as the “Book of Chach,” stands as a historical chronicle authored in Persian during the 13th century. Its primary focus is to recount the events surrounding the Arab conquest of Sindh, a region now situated in Pakistan, during the 7th century. Offering valuable insights into the political, social, and cultural climate of the era, the Chachnama delves into the intricate interactions between the invading Arab forces and the indigenous Sindhi populace. Through its vivid narrative, the text portrays military campaigns, alliances, and battles, shedding light on the strategies employed by both sides. Widely recognized as an important historical source, the Chachnama provides a unique perspective on the Arab conquest of the Indian subcontinent and its enduring impact on the local inhabitants.