برصغیر میں مسلم تعلیمی تحریکات: ایک تاریخی تجزیہ: Muslim Educational Movements in British India: A Historical Perspective
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2024
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This paper explores the evolution of Muslim educational movements in British India, focusing on their socio-political and cultural impact from the 18th to the 20th century. From the reformist vision of Shah Waliullah to the modernist efforts of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and the establishment of institutions like Aligarh, Nadwatul Ulama, and Deoband, this study offers a comprehensive historical analysis of how education became a tool for Muslim identity and revival
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| Authors | Dr. Nafeesa Sultana |
| Journal | Aafaq-e-Tahqeeq |
| Year | 2024 |
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