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 | | The primary reason noted in the Chach Nama for the expedition against Raja Dahir was the raid by pirates off the coast of Debal, resulting in the capturing both gifts to the caliph from the King of Serendib as well as the female pilgrims on board who were captured. |
 | | The reasons attributed to the rising Islamic Empires interest in gaining a foothold in the Makran, Balochistan and Sindh regions in addition to protecting maritime interests is the participation of armies from Sindh alongside Persians in various battles such at Nahawand, Salasal and Qādisiyyah and the granting of refuge to fleeing rebel chieftains. |
 | | Here a band of robbers, of the tribe of Nagámrah, who were residents of Debal, seized all the eight boats, took possession of the rich silken cloths they contained, captured the men and women, and carried away all the valuable property and jewels." [1] |
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