Sir Syed Ahmad Khan started the Ali Garh movement to help revive the Muslim community in India after the 1857 war. He established the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College at Aligarh to educate Muslims in English and modern subjects, as the community had fallen behind. The movement promoted religious, social, and political reforms to protect Muslim rights and interests in India. It had a major impact in reviving the confidence and standing of Indian Muslims.
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan started the Ali Garh movement to help revive the Muslim community in India after the 1857 war. He established the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College at Aligarh to educate Muslims in English and modern subjects, as the community had fallen behind. The movement promoted religious, social, and political reforms to protect Muslim rights and interests in India. It had a major impact in reviving the confidence and standing of Indian Muslims.
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan started the Ali Garh movement to help revive the Muslim community in India after the 1857 war. He established the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College at Aligarh to educate Muslims in English and modern subjects, as the community had fallen behind. The movement promoted religious, social, and political reforms to protect Muslim rights and interests in India. It had a major impact in reviving the confidence and standing of Indian Muslims.
its consequences British adopted policy to ruin the economic condition of the Muslims Darkest era for Muslims because of Hindus and British hatred Sir Syed came forward to guide the Muslims Introduction
Great Muslim scholar, reformer and courageous
leader Struggled for the revival of Muslims His famous books, ‘Asar as Sanadid”and Ain-i- Akbari, also wrote Rasala Asbab-e-Baghawt-e-Hind, magzine Tehzeeb-ul-akhlaq and wrote”Khutbat-e- Ahmadiya(Essays on the life of Muhammad P.B.U.H) He served 20 years in judicial service. Saved many British officers even at the risk of his own life. Ali Garh Movement
Sir Syed awakened the Muslims to animate their
dormant spirit in order to put up a struggle for the revival of their past position. British had held the Muslims responsible for the war The services which Sir Syed rendered for the Muslims renaissance are known as Aligarh movement. The Educational Aspect
Two-fold program for the Muslims renaissance
Muslims extremist and conservative attitude Advised Muslims to change their policy of keeping away from British Muslims were legged behind in English and modern knowledge. He went to England and closely watched the pattern of education in Britain. He established M.A.O school College at Aligarh Established Scientific society which translated the modern work from English to Urdu Published a journal: Aligarh institute Gazette Set-up a body Anjuman-i-Taraqqi-i-Musalmanan-i- Hind Political Aspect
He advised the Muslims to stay away from politics as
long as they do not equip themselves in education Role of Indian National Congress as a dominant political organization of India failed to solve all interest of communities. Religious Services
The Muslims were not allowed to freely practice their
religion The Aligarh movement safeguard the religious freedom of the Muslims of India. They were promoting Christianity He wrote a philosophical commentary on Bibe known as, Tabaeen-al-kalam, also wrote essay on the life of Muhammad P.B.U.H Pioneer of the two Nation Theory
He considered all who lived in india as one nation
and was a great advocate of Hindu-Muslim unity. Later he realized Hindu designs behind this agitation and concluded that Hindus and Muslims are two separate and distinct nations by all means. He used the word Two Nations for in 1868 for the first time. Impact
Ali garh movement injected a life an fervence in
Muslims nation and helped them to regain their lost position of eminence and glory. It revived confidence among the Muslims to fight for their economic and social rights. The actions taken by Sir Syed left a far-reaching impact on the social-economic-political and religious aspects of the Muslims.