What is the significance of the title 'Twilight in Delhi' by ahmed ali?

Answer 1

Passing away of Muslim civilization in India

One of the Major themes is the passing away of Muslims civilization in India. Twilight in Delhi basically showed the decay of Mughal Kingship or the Muslim civilization.

Muslims ruled on India from many centuries but with the arrival of Britishers, the whole civilization had faced a huge set back. Mir Nihal, who lived in the illusions of splendid past, not able to accommodate with the present condition. His appearance and attitude represent the Muslims community of that time. Which not bale to live according to the changed conditions because they felt that this is the most humiliating condition for the Muslims.

Answer 2

The title "Twilight in Delhi" by Ahmed Ali suggests a time of transition and decline, mirroring the decline of the Mughal Empire in Delhi during the period in which the novel is set. It conveys a sense of fading glory, cultural change, and the end of an era, reflecting the themes explored in the book.

Answer 3

The theme objective of the novel Twilight in Delhi by Ahmad Ali looks closely at the decay of the traditions of culture in India. The theme follows the rise of the British rule and the decline of traditional East Indian culture.

Answer 4

the title 'Twilight in Delhi' shows the crucial condition of Delhi, British rules has changed their mughal rule in their past.......and all are showed in struggling condition.So, the title shows the downfall of muslim rulers. On individual level it signifies the downfall of Mir Nihal and his family.The title also signifies the decline culture and values and it also symbolises the downfall of British empire in India; the connotation at Delhi Darbar clearly shows the end of rule of Britishers in India. The word 'Twilight' means a period of decline and destruction. So it shows us the decay of Muslim culture, BRitish rule, and the downfall of Mir Nihal with his family on individual level.

Answer 5

twilight refers 2 the faint light lingers on the sky just after the sun has gone goen