"Chach Nama" was translated to Persian by:
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Correct Answer: Option C
Detailed Explanation:
Chach Nama is a historical account of the Arab conquest of Sindh, originally written in Arabic.
Muhammad Ali Bin Abu Bakr Kufi translated it into Persian in the 13th century at Uch (present-day Pakistan), preserving the history of Muhammad bin Qasim's campaigns.
Nuruddin Muhammad Aufi wrote Lubab al-Albab and Shams-i-Siraj authored Tarikh-i-Firoz Shahi, not translations of Chach Nama.
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