History & Civics
What were Sir Sayyid's initial views on 'Hindu-Muslim' unity?
- He regarded them to be different entities.
- He regarded them to be one Quam (nation).
- He believed that their interests were different.
- He regarded them to be two separate Quams (nations)
Related Questions
Sir Sayyid Ahmed Khan had started a reform movement among the Muslims called the …………… Movement.
- Sufi
- Aligarh
- Jaipur
- Wahabi
The First President of the Muslim League was …………… .
- Shaukat Ali
- Agha Khan
- Sir Sayyid Ahmad
- Nawab Salimullah
Who led the deputation to the Viceroy with a view to secure more political rights for Muslims? ………….. .
- Agha Khan
- Nawab Salimullah
- Archibald
- Shaukat Ali.
Which of the following was NOT an objective of the Muslim League when it was formed?
- To promote support for British government
- To protect and advance political rights of Indian Muslims
- To promote hostility between Indian Muslims and other communities
- To represent the needs of Muslims in India to the British in mild and moderate language.