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1091
Which event in December 1911 significantly contributed to a change in the political stance of Indian Muslims?
The annulment or revocation of the Partition of Bengal in December 1911 by the British government was seen as a betrayal by the Muslims. It shook their faith in British promises and forced them to reconsider their loyalist stance, eventually leading them to seek an alliance with the Congress.
1092
How many Muslims migrated to Afghanistan in the Hijrat Movement?
The Treaty of Sèvres, signed in 1920 between the Allied Powers and the Ottoman Empire, imposed very harsh terms on Turkey, stripping it of its non-Turkish territories. This treaty was the primary reason for the peak of the Khilafat agitation in India.
1096
Who was the primary 19th-century supporter and advocate of the concept of Pan-Islamism?
Jamaluddin Afghani was a renowned Islamic scholar and political activist who traveled throughout the Muslim world to preach Pan-Islamism. He urged Muslims to unite under a single Caliphate to resist Western imperialist expansion.
1097
In which city was the third Khilafat Conference held from July 9–11, 1921?
The third Khilafat Conference was held in Karachi in July 1921. At this conference, the leaders passed a bold resolution declaring it 'Haram' (forbidden) for Muslims to serve in the British Army, which led to the subsequent arrest and trial of the Ali Brothers.
1098
When did the Khilafat delegation go to England to present their demands to the British government?
A Khilafat delegation was sent to England in January 1920 to explain the religious sentiments of Indian Muslims regarding the Caliphate. The delegation included leaders like Maulana Muhammad Ali Jauhar, Syed Suleman Nadvi, and Syed Hussain, but their mission was largely ignored by the British authorities.
1099
Approximately how many Muslims migrated to Afghanistan during the Hijrat Movement, which ultimately ended in failure?
Under the religious fervor of the Hijrat Movement, approximately 18,000 Muslims sold their properties and migrated to Afghanistan. However, the Afghan government eventually closed its borders, and the migrants returned to India, facing extreme financial and social hardships.
1100
Which leaders issued a Fatwa declaring India as 'Dar-al-Harb' (Abode of War) during the Khilafat Movement?
Maulana Abdul Bari and Maulana Abul Kalam Azad issued a religious decree (Fatwa) stating that under British rule, India had become 'Dar-al-Harb.' This prompted the 'Tehrik-e-Hijrat,' leading thousands of Muslims to attempt migration to a Muslim land (Afghanistan).
