فتوح البلدان 85.43

85.43

فعذبه صالح في رجال من آل أبي عقيل حتى قتلهم، وكان الحجاج قتل آدم أخا صالح، وكان يرى رأي الخوارج، وقال حمزة بن بيض الحنفي:

Meanwhile, Walid, son of 'Abdu-l malik, died, and was succeeded by (his brother) Sulaiman, who appointed Salih, son of 'Abdu-r-Rahman, to collect the tribute of 'Irak. Yazid, son of Abu kabsha as-Saksaki, was made governor of Sind, and Muhammad, son of Kasim, was sent back a prisoner with Mu'awiya, son of Muhallab. The people of Hind wept for Muhammad, and preserved his likeness at Kiraj. He was imprisoned by Salih at Wasit. Salih put him to torture, together with other persons of the family of Abu 'Ukail, until they expired; for Hajjaj (Muhammad's cousin) had put to death Adam, Salih's brother, who professed the creed of the Kharijis. Hamza, the son of Baiz Hanafi, says:— "Verily, courage, and generosity, and liberality, Belonged to Muhammad, son of Kasim, son of Muhammad, He led armies at the age of seventeen years, He seemed destined for command from the day of his birth." Yazid, son of Abu Kabsha, died eighteen days after his arrival in Sind. Sulaiman then appointed Habib, son of al Muhallab, to carry on the war in Sind, and he departed for that purpose. Meanwhile the princes of Hind had returned to their states, and Jaishiya, son of Dahir, had come back to Brahmanabad. Habib proceeded to the banks of the Mihran, where the people of Alrur made their submission; but he warred against a certain tribe and reduced them.