Junayd ibn Abd ar-Rahman al-Murri (or Al Junayd) was appointed the governor of Sindh in 723 CE.
After defeating and executing two son of Dahir, "Jaisiah" And "sassa", He subdued whole Sindh. junayd sent an expedition against (Kiraj)-Kangra, and subdued it. A large expedition sent in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, such region included Mermad (Maru-Mada, in Jaisalmer and Jodhpur), al-Baylaman (Bhillamala or Bhinmal) and Jurz (Gurjaradesa—southern Rajasthan and northern Gujarat).[2] A force was sent under habib ibn marra against maliba Malwa which was subdued. Another force was sent against Uzayn (Ujjain), which made incursions into its country (Avanti) and some parts of it were destroyed (the city of Baharimad, Mewar or Barmer).[3]
Another force was dispatched and It subdued Qassa (Kutch), al-Mandal (Mandore), Dahnaj (Dahej), Surast (Saurashtra) and Barus or Barwas (Bharuch).[4]
Either Chanduka Or shiluka was on throne when Arabs under Junayd swept over the whole region where these ruler ruled.[5]
Bhattis under tunno Or tanu was ruling the Jaisalmer region during the Al junayd's invasion. They suffered defeat in the arab raids and expend eastward.
Al junayd sent his tax agents to these region which concludes that new province would have included western and southern Rajasthan, area of Punjab, entire Gujarat and small parts of Madhya Pradesh as well.[6][7]
