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In fact, even an influential leader like Mahmood Hassan had to face opposition from Darul-Ulum administration, which advised him to keep away from politics. However, he ignored that advice stating that he was working for those objectives which Muhammad Qasim had in his mind while setting up Darul-Ulum (Faruqi, 1963, p.59). Therefore, after his return from Malta in 1920, Mahmood Hassan immediately joined Khilafat Movement and also participated in the establishment of Jamai Millia Islamia in Aligarh. This university,
justin bieber supra, which later shifted to Delhi in 1925, marked the rise of enthusiastic nationalism, which separated itself from he official imperialist-entangled Muslim University of the Sir Syed tradition?(Smith, 1943, p.147). From its inception in 1866 to the rise of Khilafat Movement in 1920s, the DMM completely stayed away from any political activity. It kept itself aloof from such vital developments as separate electorates for Indian Muslims, Urdu-Hindi language dispute, rise of Indian national Congress and Muslim League and even the Pan-Islamic movement lead by Muhammad Ali Jauhar. DMM even declined to join Anjuman Khuddam-e-Kaabah, an organization set up to protect Muslim holy places in the wake of the decline of the Ottoman Empire after the Balkan War,
supra tk society purple suede. Although Anjuman was represented by the whole Muslim society in India (Robinson, 1974, p.209), DMM still declared fatwa against it. One reason for this fatwa could be that the DMM did not want to openly offend the colonial rulers especially at a time when one faction of it was working on the Silken Letter campaign. Or perhaps the DMM did not want to work under the leadership of Maulana Abdul Bari of Farangi Mahall, who was the moving spirit behind the Anjuman. Later, when Abdul Bari tried to convince DMM to oppose the British in the World War I, he was not only discouraged but also snubbed as busy body who could not read his Koran rightly?(Robinson, 1974, p.282). On the other hand, DMM passed a fervent resolution of loyalty to the British and maintained it throughout the war. This was the time when the Administration of Darul-Ulum had prevailed upon the group which wanted to participate in politics. A fatwa declaring Sindhi a kafir (unbeliever) had already been issued (Robinson, 1974, p.270) and the principal, Mahmood Hassan later had to leave for Hijaz in 1915 to work on Silken Letter scheme.
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