"…‘Ambissa son of Ishãk Az Zabbî, the governor of Sindh, in the Khilafat of Mu’tasim billah knocked down the upper part of the minaret of the temple and converted it into a prison. At the same time he began to repair the ruined town with the stones of the minaret…"
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Futûhu’l-Buldãn, Debal (Sindh) Elliot and Dowson., Vol. I, pp. 120-21.
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