Lesson 07: Khilafat Movement: Results and Consequences

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Lesson 07: Khilafat Movement: Results and Consequences

Apparently Muslim efforts to keep the institution of Khilafat alive failed but otherwise these efforts had far reaching impact on the Indian politics i.e.



 



i. Beginning of common man's politics in the sub-continent



In was the first popular movement which touched almost all parts of the sub- continent. It was through Khilafat platform that the leaders of public opinion came very close to the common man. It gave people the consciousness which was to serve as a motivating force behind the Muslim struggle for the achievement of Pakistan in the days to come.



ii. A Step towards the Liberation of India



It was an important step towards the liberation of India from the shackles of the British rule. The forceful expression of India's popular sentiments against imperialism helped the British rulers to understand that it was impossible to keep India under their control forever, they started to make their mind to quit.



iii. Spirit of global Muslim brotherhood strengthened



The Khilafat Movement strengthened the spirit of Pan- Islamism and the feelings of global Muslim brotherhood. Its failure made the Muslims realise that religious issues cannot be resolved through agitational politics.



iv. Inspiration for the Turk soldiers



Although the Indian Muslims did not succeed in achieving their core objectives, yet the Khilafat Movement did great service to the Turks who were fighting the war of their survival. Speeches and statements of the Khilafat leaders were translated and spread in Turkey, and it gave the Turk soldiers courage to consolidate and strengthen their position in the areas left for Turkey after the war was over, and drive the enemies out of the Turk areas.



v. Success of a moderate approach



The moderate Muslims leaders like Allama Muhammad Iqbal and the Quaid-e-Azam were second to none in their sympathies for the Turks, but they did not indulge themselves in the politics of agitation or the emotional frenzy spurred by the Khilafat leaders. They believed that no substantial success can be achieved through emotional and agitation politics. Result proved that these leaders were right. Failure of the Khilafat Movement enhanced people's trust and confidences in moderate politicians.



 



 



 

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Class Sessions

1- Lesson 01: Ideology 2- Lesson 02: Components of the Pakistan Ideology 3- Lesson 03: Pakistan: The Outcome of Sustained Muslim Efforts 4- Lesson 04: The Aligarh Movement 5- Lesson 05: Establishment of the All India Muslim League 6- Lesson 06: The Khilafat Movement: Events and Outcomes 7- Lesson 07: Khilafat Movement: Results and Consequences 8- Lesson 08: The Pakistan Resolution 9- Lesson 09: The Cripps Mission 10- Lesson 10: Election 1945-46 11- Lesson 11: The Cabinet Mission Plan 12- Lesson 12: The Simla Conference 13- Lesson 13: The Third June Plan 14- Lesson 14: Indian Independence Act 15- Lesson 01: Background of Initial Problems 16- Lesson 02: Problems of the New Born State of Pakistan 17- Lesson 03: Accession of the Princely States 18- Lesson 04: Efforts for Resolving the Problems 19- Lesson 05: National Solidarity and Stability 20- Lesson 01: Location 21- Lesson 02: Temperature Zones 22- Lesson 03: Imbalanced Economic Growth and Regional Disparities 23- Lesson 05: Tourist Attractions in Pakistan 24- Lesson 06: Map-Reading 25- Lesson 04: Pakistan's Geo-Strategic Position 26- Lesson 01: The Objectives Resolution 27- Lesson 02: Islamic Provisions of the 1956 Constitution 28- Lesson 03: Islamic Provisions of the 1962 Constitution 29- Lesson04: Islamic Provisions of the 1973 Constitution 30- Lesson 05: Steps towards Islamization (1949-1977) 31- Lesson 06: Steps towards Islamization (Since 1977) 32- Lesson 07: Rights and Responsibilities (Duties) 33- Lesson 08: Human Rights 34- Lesson 09: Fundamental Human Rights Adopted by the UN 35- Lesson 01: Administrative Structure of Pakistan 36- Lesson 02: Organs of the Federal Government and their Functions 37- Lesson 03: Provincial Governments: Their Powers and Functions 38- Lesson 04: Concept of Good Governance in Islam 39- Lesson 01: Culture of Pakistan 40- Lesson 02: Important Ancient Sites of Cultural Significance 41- Lesson 03: Important Buildings of the Muslim Period 42- Lesson 04: Common Characteristics of the Pakistani Culture 43- Lesson 05: Gender Equity: Issues and Problems 44- Lesson 06: Rights of Women in Islam 45- Lesson 07: Policies for Women Participation In Socio-Political Affairs of Pakistan 46- Lesson 01: Languages of Pakistan 47- Lesson 02: CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF URDU 48- Lesson 03: Regional Languages of Pakistan 49- Lesson 01: MEANING OF NATIONAL INTEGRATION 50- Lesson 02: Significance of National Integration in an Islamic Democratic State 51- Lesson 03: Problems of National Integration in Pakistan 52- Lesson 01: What is planning? 53- Lesson 02: Economic Planning in the Light of Five Year Plans 54- Lesson 03: Economic Planning in Pakistan: a Bird's Eye View 55- Lesson 01: WHAT IS FOREIGN POLICY? 56- Lesson 02: Factors Determining the Foreign Policy of Pakistan 57- Lesson 03: Pakistan's Foreign Relations with China 58- Lesson 04: Islamic Republic of Pakistan and India 59- Lesson 05: Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Iran 60- Lesson 06: Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Afghanistan 61- Lesson 07: Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia