What were Sir Sayyid's initial views on 'Hindu-Muslim' unity?

1. He regarded them to be different entities.
2. He regarded them to be one Quam (nation).
3. He believed that their interests were different.
4. He regarded them to be two separate Quams (nations)

The First President of the Muslim League was …………… .

1. Shaukat Ali
2. Agha Khan
3. Sir Sayyid Ahmad
4. Nawab Salimullah

Which of the following was NOT an objective of the Muslim League when it was formed?

1. To promote support for British government
2. To protect and advance political rights of Indian Muslims
3. To promote hostility between Indian Muslims and other communities
4. To represent the needs of Muslims in India to the British in mild and moderate language.

Which of the following is NOT true about the role of the Muslim League in the beginning?

1. It stood apart from the National Movement
2. It worked against the Congress
3. It focussed its action on the problems faced by the upper class
4. Its political activities were directed against the British.