The Fall of Muslims After 1857 – Division & Struggle

What really happened after the War of Independence in 1857? The downfall of Muslims in the Indian subcontinent was not only political but also social, educational, and religious. After the defeat, Muslims became oppressed under British rule and were divided into different ideological groups.

In this video, we explore the three major responses of Muslims:

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and the Aligarh Movement (modernist, educational reform).

Darul Uloom Deoband (religious revival and preservation of Islamic identity).

Other groups and scholars who sought different paths of revival.


This is a crucial chapter of our history that shaped the future of Muslims in South Asia and eventually laid the foundation for independence and the creation of Pakistan.

Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and historical awareness only. All discussions are based on history and scholarly analysis.

Watch till the end to understand how these divisions and struggles influenced Muslim identity and the independence movement.

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