Hindi words of Arabic origin

1. The post is not full of ignorance, as you are trying to paint it :
When I say none of the Indian origin spices and fruits names were retained in Arabic language, no scientific terms, no technological things nothing was retained, then it is true. You may very well recall the names of those products to verify my statement. While at the same time, Ancient Greeks, Romans and Europeans retained Indian names or coined new name from India such as Cardamom, Pepper, ginger etc or sometimes Arabicized names such as saffron, tamarind etc were also borrowed. Even the Indian steel imported from south India was renamed as Damascus steel. Instead of noticing the bigotry of Arabs, you are blaming me for alluding to the genuine trait they continued to show through out entire medieval period. Have you ever asked yourself why were they doing so? its not about India alone, but China and South East Asia had faced same issue as well. Everybody knows that Arabs had firm control over entire maritime trade with the east at least unto 16th century, in such circumstances all exotic oriental products were passing through Arab hands and they were selling it with their own fabricated Arab names.

2. My earlier post was not intended to provide an information on the topic but to bring out other less talked side of the Arabic mindset to the attention of the readers. One may ponder why it happened that ancient Egyptian culture and its language all perished during Arab occupation? not only Egypt but Libya, Algeria had the same fate. The country of Berbers also left their own proud culture and language? why people of Morocco who were descendant of Phoenician merchants and had great impact on Mediterranean trade, all succumbed to the Arabic nomad culture? Why Persian language was on the verge of extinction in the core of Persia and why their own script is dead now?
It is always very easy to dive deep into the history and look into the only good influence of your culture over the others, while at the same time nobody wants to talk about the means of those influences because that is the dark and painful side which can give a hard time.

I do not blame Arabs for such heinous acts but faith they believed in. They truly brought havoc to the place they reached and promised a false aim to the newly converted population. As far as I remember, the first task of the Arabs after a victory was to convert locals to fortify their stronghold position. Umar did this in Persian heartland, Kasim did this in the Sindh region and others did this in Egypt, West African coast.The newly converted people were great resources to be recruited in frontier armies for further invasions in far distant lands. This is how Arab commanders could reached upto the Chinese borders. (one may notice Muslim natives of Xinjiang, the early converts of Arabs). Since the population of middle east and Arab has never been enough to support multiple expeditions at multiple fronts. When we appraise such acts everywhere we tend to attach this common trait with an ideology. In this case it is very clearly visible.

In my earliest post I talked about the denial mode most Muslims are possessed with, and I see you are one of them. Its almost 75 Years have passed since the Partition of India on the name of Islam, Most Muslims in Indian continent do not want to feel sorry for the evil deeds their ancestors had done on the name of their faith. In fact, many take great inspiration and great pride on those work and also want to repeat it. This is another example of Denial mode and why they do so? because if they deny one, there are numerous other acts they will have to deny which may raise a question, why there are so many examples of evil in a single faith.. and this is very hard to explicate. (In case you want to know how, read several Persian and Urdu poems on Somnath and Kaba).

I am sure you perhaps not dignify my reply with your intellectual refutation but in case you want to, please bring forth some more FACTS to justify your refutation.