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FACTORS EVENTS
• Religious differences • Hindi Urdu Controversy
• Partition of Bengal
• Hindu Nationalism
• Separate Electorate and
• Cultural differences Minto Morely Reforms
• Social differences • Khilafat Movement
• Economic differences • Nehru Report and 14
Points
• Educational differences
• Round Table Conferences
• Political differences • Elections and Congress
• Language Rule
ALLAMA ABU REHAN ALBERUNI
In 1001 A.D in his famous book "Kitab-ul-Hind"
wrote in Ghazna
“In India, Hindu and Muslim societies are entirely
different from each other in their types and in
their values. Their way of life, habits, customs,
dress and food are different. Even they are cons
to each other. There is no common value
between them. There is a huge gulf between
them which cannot be crossed”
“..consider Muslims as Mlachha or impure”
MUJADDAD ALF SANI
In 16th and 17th Century explained
“If Muslims want to live like a nation then
they will have to get rid of all those
paganism. They will have to live
separately from Hindus. If this
consciousness of separate nationaism is
not produced among the Muslims then the
fear is that they would be swept away in
the flood of nationhood”
SIR SYED Ahmed Khan
• In 1867 at Banaras at the time of Hindi Urdu Controversy to
his friend Shakespeare
“Hindi Urdu conflict is the starting of the space of
separation between Hindus and Muslims which will
gradually increase and a day will come when both the nations
will separate from each other after division”
• The man who spoke first the Muslims as a “nation” in the
modern times was none other than Sir Syed Ahmed Khan. In
1867, he said:
“I am convinced that both these nations will not join whole
heartedly in anything. At present there is no open hostility
between the two nations. But on accounts of so called educated
people it will increase in the future.”
Chaudhry Rehmat Ali
“There are many nations living in the sub-continent.
Among them Hindu and Muslim are two big nations.
Which could not join with each other even after living
together for many centuries”
• Reasons
• Significant moments
• Conclusion
Objectives
• To understand the circumstances in which the
‘Pakistan Resolution’ was moved and passed.
• To study the main content of the resolution
• To study the Reaction on Lahore resolution
Annual session of Muslim league 23
March1940
Liqat Ali Khan Presented the
annual report of Muslim
League
Punjab,
• Sardar Aurangzeb from the NWFP.
Allam Iqbal and Chaduhary Rehmat Ali :The idea of separate homeland
settlement cannot be found for Muslims in united India, the Muslim will