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Why might some people have been surprised to see congress supporting khilafat movement?
Because congress wanted Hindu rule whereas the Khilafat Movement was a totally Muslim co operation
Why the people might have been surprised to see congress supporting the khilafat movement?
Because congress wanted Hindu rule whereas the Khilafat Movement was a totally Muslim co operation
What is khilafat movement?
khilafat movement is the movement which was passed by gandhiji khilafat movement is the movement which was passed by gandhiji
Explain the impact of khilafat movement on the Indian national movement?
the khilafat movement fostered hindu-mulim unity and strengthened nationalist feeling in india
What movement was halted by the Indian National Congress as a result of the a police station getting burned down in Chauri Chaura by the Indian protestors?
khilafat
When khilafat movement start?
In 1919
Who led the khilafat movement?
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad and Mohammad Ali led the khilafat movement with the help of Gandhi Ji this move also started in 1921 just like the non-cooperation movement
When did khilafat movement start?
On 1st August 1920, Non-cooperation and Khilafat Movement began.
What did the muslims of the sub continent gain from khilafat movement?
Elaborate the Khilafat Movement and causes of its failure. What did the Muslims of the Sub-Continent gain from this religio-political Movement?
Which movement in India had support from hindus Muslims?
khilafat movement
What were the objectives of the khilafat movement?
The main objectives of Khilafat Movement were:1)To protect the Usmania Khilafat of Turkey 2)The protection of sacred and religious places of Muslims i.e.BAT-UL-MUQADDAS 3)The protection of limits of Turkey if it is defeated in the world war
How was the Khilafat and Non-cooperation movement different from one another?
The main difference between the two groups is the religion. The Khilafat movement was a pan-Islamic, political protest campaign started by Muslims in India and the Non-cooperation movement was a nationwide campaign of mass, peaceful civil disobedience, led by Mohandas Gandhi and was supported by the Indian National Congress, whose members were principally Hindu. They worked well together against British rule until outside religious-political groups started accusing each group of solely representing their own interests.
