An Indian Islamic modernist writer, educationist, and political activist known for founding Aligarh Muslim University and promoting rationalism in Islam and modern education.
The Indian Mutiny of 1857, also known as the Sepoy Rebellion, was a failed Hindu-Muslim revolt against British control in the Indian subcontinent.
An influential association of Indian Ulama established during the Khilafat Movement, known for its support of composite nationalism.
Co-leader of the Indian Khilafat movement and influential figure in uniting Muslims during British colonial rule.
Indian Islamic thinker known for his contributions to nonviolent resistance against British rule, his leadership roles in Indian government, and his intellectual works.
The Indian Islamic scholar best known for his refuting epistles against Shiism.
Explore the term 'Inʿām,' its meaning, historical usage, and implications in Islamic and Indian traditions. Learn how Inʿām relates to land grants, benefaction, and village communal practices.
