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 Indus valley civilization (IVC) was a bronze age civilization (3300-1300 BCE)
 In the same time there are three civilizations in the world ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia
(Iraq) and IVC (south Asia)
 The IVC was one of the most develop civilization in that time (whole the world)
 The term Indus valley civilization fist used by sir John Marshall (a officer of
Royal East Indian Railway Company)
 Manly located in the northwestern regions of south
Asia. Today is northwestern Afghanistan to Pakistan
and northwest India .
There are three main cities of (IVC) which was
 Harappa (located in sahiwal, Punjab) on the bank
of river Ravi
 Mohenjodaro (located in Sind province) on the
bank of river Indus
 Lothal (located in Gujrat,india) on the bank of
river Ghaggar-hakra
 the total inhabitant of (IVC) was about 50 million
peoples
 Total area of (IVC) was 1.2 million square km
Mohenjo-daro
Harappa Lothal
 The Harappan site was
discovered by sir John
Herbert Marshall in 1921
during lying railway track
(Lahore to Karachi).
 The Mohenjo-daro was
discovered in 1922-25 by
R.D. Banerji (an Indian
archaeological officer)
 One of the most Well develop culture in that time
 Women used makeup for beauty
 Jewelry were use (today jewelry design mostly
same with IVC)
 They used bronze and other metals
 They live in double stories houses, 1st portion used
for animals and 2nd for home
 They used well for water and used attach
washroom facilities
 The sanitary condition was very good
 Children's played with toys
Jewellery
Sanitary system
Makeup
Toys
 Theocracy (a system of government in which
priests rule in the name of god)
 Worshiped idols of god and goddess
 Prayed for good harvest and safety from floods
 They worshiped Shiva a goddess, they believed
that she was a mother goddess
 Use of baths and water in religious practice
 They worshiped some animals like the very revered
BULL
 Their religion was a polytheism, worshipped many
gods and some animals
 The language of (IVC) is not identified till today
 Linguistic signs are found on seals but these signs
are not easily understandable
 Between 400 and as many as 600 distinct Indus
symbols have been found on seals
 If this Enigmas is solve than there shall be a great
contribution in histroy of (IVC)
 and those person shall be entitled “NOBEL prize”
 Agriculture and Trade were two main source of income of
(IVC)
Agriculture
 They used bulls for plow in Agri fields
 They had well develop canal system
 Had warehouses for store crops
 They cultivated wheet, cotton, pea and date palm
Trade
 They made trade with Egypt and Mesopotamia
 Used often sea roots for trade
 They had banking system for trade
 They had seals as a bank check
Trade roots of (IVC)
warehouses
Seals and coins
 The people of the Indus Civilisation achieved great
accuracy in measuring length, mass, and time.
They were among the first to develop a system of
uniform weights and measures
 Harappans evolved some new techniques
in metallurgy and produced copper, bronze, lead,
and tin. The engineering skill of the Harappans
was remarkable, especially in building docks.
 They first used numbering system, 0123456789……
 Invent carts, metal instruments and wheel
 The Indus valley people did not like to engage in war
 Instead of fighting they would rather talk it out and
make peace
 Archeologists not found any signs of army
 Around 1800 BCE signs of a gradual decline began
to emerge, and by around 1700 BCE most of the
cities had been abandoned
 Some questions arises in mind that how it was
possible
 The (IVC) was most develop civilization in that
time
 Different theories decline about Indus valley
civilization
 In 1953 Sir Mortimer Wheeler proposed that the invasion
of an Indo-European tribe from Central Asia, the
"Aryans", caused the decline of the Indus Civilisation.
 As evidence, he cited a group of 37 skeletons found in
various parts of Mohenjo-Daro, and passages in the
Vedas referring to battles and forts.
 The theory rejected by Kenneth Kennedy in 1994 showed
that the marks on the skulls were caused by erosion, and
not by violence
 . As of 2016 many scholars believe that drought and a
decline in trade with Egypt and Mesopotamia caused the
collapse of the Indus Civilisation
 The Ghaggar-Hakra system was rain-fed, and water-supply
depended on the monsoons
 The Indus valley climate grew significantly cooler and drier
from about 1800 BCE, linked to a general weakening of
the monsoon at that time
 . The residents then migrated towards the Ganges basin in
the east, where they established smaller villages and
isolated farms
 This theory is a product of my own imagination and
should not be taken too seriously
 It postulates that the population may have drastically
fallen due to an epidemic which may have affected the
Harappan population
 This theory has been presented by Shereen Ratnagar
(1981) who argues that the Lapis Lazuli trade was of
great importance to the sustenance of the IVC. Hence
the decline of the trade caused the decline of the
Civilization as well
 A geological survey conduct in twenty century
that explain the reasons of decline
 Our earth is consists of round about 16 Tectonics
plates which often changes their location
 The Indus valley civilization is on Indian
Tectonic plate , which change their location than
a huge gap appear and the (IVC) was subsidence
under earth for a long period or not and than
appear like a huge land mass
 Being a Muslim I can explain the Islamic view about decline of (IVC).
Many non Muslim archeologists or scholars explain decline according
to their views that are not able to explain complete reasons
 In the history of Islam round about 124000 prophets are come here to
preach GOD. But in the HOLY QURAN there are some prophets are
namely mentioned and others are not
 In the HOLY QURAN some nations are namely discuss, which were not
accept the true religion of the GOD, than they destroyed with different
Torments given by HOLY ALLAH . nations were namely like (LOOT,
AAD and SAMOOD)
 The Indus valley was a part of them
 This theory is the product of my own imagination.
The evidence which I can use to support it is the
fact that not much investigation has been done in
this way to come up with a positive or negative
reply to the question
GOOD LUCK

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Indus valley civilization (in view of Islamic perspective)

  • 1. Submitted by Qudratullah Roll: 01 Bs criminology 4th semester Bahauddin Zakariyan University Multan
  • 2.
  • 3.  Indus valley civilization (IVC) was a bronze age civilization (3300-1300 BCE)  In the same time there are three civilizations in the world ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia (Iraq) and IVC (south Asia)  The IVC was one of the most develop civilization in that time (whole the world)  The term Indus valley civilization fist used by sir John Marshall (a officer of Royal East Indian Railway Company)
  • 4.  Manly located in the northwestern regions of south Asia. Today is northwestern Afghanistan to Pakistan and northwest India .
  • 5. There are three main cities of (IVC) which was  Harappa (located in sahiwal, Punjab) on the bank of river Ravi  Mohenjodaro (located in Sind province) on the bank of river Indus  Lothal (located in Gujrat,india) on the bank of river Ghaggar-hakra  the total inhabitant of (IVC) was about 50 million peoples  Total area of (IVC) was 1.2 million square km
  • 7.  The Harappan site was discovered by sir John Herbert Marshall in 1921 during lying railway track (Lahore to Karachi).  The Mohenjo-daro was discovered in 1922-25 by R.D. Banerji (an Indian archaeological officer)
  • 8.  One of the most Well develop culture in that time  Women used makeup for beauty  Jewelry were use (today jewelry design mostly same with IVC)  They used bronze and other metals  They live in double stories houses, 1st portion used for animals and 2nd for home  They used well for water and used attach washroom facilities  The sanitary condition was very good  Children's played with toys
  • 10.  Theocracy (a system of government in which priests rule in the name of god)  Worshiped idols of god and goddess  Prayed for good harvest and safety from floods  They worshiped Shiva a goddess, they believed that she was a mother goddess  Use of baths and water in religious practice  They worshiped some animals like the very revered BULL  Their religion was a polytheism, worshipped many gods and some animals
  • 11.
  • 12.  The language of (IVC) is not identified till today  Linguistic signs are found on seals but these signs are not easily understandable  Between 400 and as many as 600 distinct Indus symbols have been found on seals  If this Enigmas is solve than there shall be a great contribution in histroy of (IVC)  and those person shall be entitled “NOBEL prize”
  • 13.
  • 14.  Agriculture and Trade were two main source of income of (IVC) Agriculture  They used bulls for plow in Agri fields  They had well develop canal system  Had warehouses for store crops  They cultivated wheet, cotton, pea and date palm Trade  They made trade with Egypt and Mesopotamia  Used often sea roots for trade  They had banking system for trade  They had seals as a bank check
  • 15. Trade roots of (IVC)
  • 17.  The people of the Indus Civilisation achieved great accuracy in measuring length, mass, and time. They were among the first to develop a system of uniform weights and measures  Harappans evolved some new techniques in metallurgy and produced copper, bronze, lead, and tin. The engineering skill of the Harappans was remarkable, especially in building docks.  They first used numbering system, 0123456789……  Invent carts, metal instruments and wheel
  • 18.
  • 19.  The Indus valley people did not like to engage in war  Instead of fighting they would rather talk it out and make peace  Archeologists not found any signs of army
  • 20.  Around 1800 BCE signs of a gradual decline began to emerge, and by around 1700 BCE most of the cities had been abandoned  Some questions arises in mind that how it was possible  The (IVC) was most develop civilization in that time  Different theories decline about Indus valley civilization
  • 21.  In 1953 Sir Mortimer Wheeler proposed that the invasion of an Indo-European tribe from Central Asia, the "Aryans", caused the decline of the Indus Civilisation.  As evidence, he cited a group of 37 skeletons found in various parts of Mohenjo-Daro, and passages in the Vedas referring to battles and forts.  The theory rejected by Kenneth Kennedy in 1994 showed that the marks on the skulls were caused by erosion, and not by violence
  • 22.  . As of 2016 many scholars believe that drought and a decline in trade with Egypt and Mesopotamia caused the collapse of the Indus Civilisation  The Ghaggar-Hakra system was rain-fed, and water-supply depended on the monsoons  The Indus valley climate grew significantly cooler and drier from about 1800 BCE, linked to a general weakening of the monsoon at that time  . The residents then migrated towards the Ganges basin in the east, where they established smaller villages and isolated farms
  • 23.  This theory is a product of my own imagination and should not be taken too seriously  It postulates that the population may have drastically fallen due to an epidemic which may have affected the Harappan population
  • 24.  This theory has been presented by Shereen Ratnagar (1981) who argues that the Lapis Lazuli trade was of great importance to the sustenance of the IVC. Hence the decline of the trade caused the decline of the Civilization as well
  • 25.  A geological survey conduct in twenty century that explain the reasons of decline  Our earth is consists of round about 16 Tectonics plates which often changes their location  The Indus valley civilization is on Indian Tectonic plate , which change their location than a huge gap appear and the (IVC) was subsidence under earth for a long period or not and than appear like a huge land mass
  • 26.
  • 27.  Being a Muslim I can explain the Islamic view about decline of (IVC). Many non Muslim archeologists or scholars explain decline according to their views that are not able to explain complete reasons  In the history of Islam round about 124000 prophets are come here to preach GOD. But in the HOLY QURAN there are some prophets are namely mentioned and others are not  In the HOLY QURAN some nations are namely discuss, which were not accept the true religion of the GOD, than they destroyed with different Torments given by HOLY ALLAH . nations were namely like (LOOT, AAD and SAMOOD)  The Indus valley was a part of them
  • 28.  This theory is the product of my own imagination. The evidence which I can use to support it is the fact that not much investigation has been done in this way to come up with a positive or negative reply to the question GOOD LUCK