‘Abdul Haleem Sharar’: a classical novelist pointing out towards Two Nation Theory wrote;
‘The circumstances in India have now turned to the situation that Hindus and Muslims, without hurting the sentiments of one another, can’t performs their religious and social ceremonies nor they seem to forgive the errors of one another. These circumstances speak that the Hindus & Muslims should now be separated’.
‘Muhammad Bin Qasim’: Muhammad Bin Qasim, in responding the call for mercy Muslim women, was send by Hajjaj Bin Yousuf to attack Sindh in 212. He, defeating Raja Dahir, conquered Sindh. Muhammad Bin Qasim not only defeated Hindumat in India but he also laid the foundation stone of Two Nation Theory. The collision between Islam and Hindumat in Sindh was the beginning of Two Nation Theory in India.