The Chachnāma (Fatḥnāma-yi Sind) 44.2.5

44.2.5

It soothes the subjects and tributaries, secures strict obedience to the law laid down by you, dispenses with any necessity for oppression or compulsion in regard to increased taxes or extraordinary contributions, and gratifies your friends and subordinate officers.” He gave the governorship of Dahlelah to Banbínah son of Dháran. Some say after taking Dahlelah Muhammad Kásim called Banbínah son of Dháran, received homage from him and entrusted to him the work of collecting and superintending the boats along the bank of the river from Dahlelah to a place called Wadhatíah. The distance between that place and Bráhmanábád was one league, and before long Jaisiah son of Dáhar got the news that the army of Islám was on its way to Bráhmanábád.