Jinnah and the Muslim League 1914-1930 Flashcards
(51 cards)
What percentage of India were Muslim
20%
Where were most muslims situated
North East and North West
When was the AIML formed
1906 in Dhaka
What created separate electorates
Indian Councils Act 1909
When was the Lucknow pact
1916
What caused the AIML and Congress working together (3)
- -Annulment of the partition of Bengal
- -Declaration of War against Turkey in 1914 caused resentment
- -Jinnah tried to bring the organisations together for the aim of self-government
Why did the annulment of the partition of Bengal cause resentment
- Muslims saw this as the British implying that they were no longer sympathetic to separate electorates
- in 1913 demanded separation from the Raj
What was the resolution of the Lucknow Pact (3)
- agreed the number of muslims in the provincial legislatures
- separate electorates for all comunities unless requested a joint one
- muslims had been given assurances by Hindus
What was muslim minority concern
Wanted a guaranteed voice in any new constututional arrangement
-that would inevitably be dominated by hindu majority
When was the Khilafat movement
1919-1923
Causes to the Khilafat Movement
Muslim movement of protest against the post-war break up of the Ottoman Empire
How did Congress support the Khilifat movement
In 1920 Congress passed a resolution in support of the Khilifat
Why did Gandhi support the Khilafat movement
Gained the support of a large number of muslim spiritual and political leaders for non-violent non-cooperation
Jinnah’s attitude to Khilifat and Gandhi
-Opposed Gandhi support
-opportunistic
-forming schisms amongst muslims
When was the collapse of the Khilafat movement
1923
Reasons for Khilafat movement collapse (3)
- Turkey rejected Khilafat and became secular
- religious aspects alienated western-orientated politicians like Jinnah
- Muslims uncomfortable with Gandhi’s leadership
% of muslim delegates in Congress (2)
1921- 10.9% muslim
1923- 3.6% muslim
Muslim organisations increasing separateness (2)
Tanzeem and Tabligh movements
What was the aim of the Tanzeem and Tabligh movements
-strengthen muslim communities
-Tanzeem focused on organisation
-Tabligh focused on the promotion of Islam
What did the Tanzeem and Tabligh movements represent
Resurgence of muslim consciousness
Anti-Hindu sentiment
-grew rapidly especially in poor urban areas (blamed Hindus whereas previously blamed the Raj)
Who ensured more vigorous muslim preaching and better religious education
Anjuman Tabligh-ul-Islam
What were Anjuman’s religious focuses
Economic plight
of muslim group who were constrained by the power and influence of Hindu commercial communities
What exacerbated separateness and why
Strict position of neutrality of the Raj
-each group believed they had equal rights to carry out their own religious practices
