The Muslims of British India by P. Hardy

In India, as is well known, a Caliphate movement had inspired widespread support after 1918.

Hardy and Muhammad Mohar Ali, have found that Hunters idea is incorrect. Although I shall argue that the 'Impact of the Turkish Revolution on Malaya' is a topic worthy of study, the consequences of the Revolution seem less dramatic in Malaya than, for instance, in India and Indonesia. /rebates/2fThe-Muslims-of-British-India-Peter-Hardy2fbook2f4525497&. Recent research, which include the efforts of Peter. Other speakers discussed the effects of the Revolution on countries in West Asia but little attention was given to South and Southeast Asia. Ali Engineer, 2006 60.The Seopy Mutiny and the Revolt of 1857- R.C. This paper was presented to a conference on the Turkish Revolution at the Australian National University. 57.The Muslims of British India, P Hardy, Cambridge, 1972 58.The Politics of a Popular Uprisings -Bundelkhand in 1857, Tapti Roy, OUP 1984 59.The Role of Minorities In Freedom Struggle - Ed. Led and inspired by the war hero, Kemal Ataturk, Turkey abolished the Caliphate (which had given the country enormous prestige long after its military and economic impotence had been displayed), dissolved the religious orders, substituted European-based law for Islamic law (the sharia) and established a secular education system.ĭespite their location on the periphery of the Muslim world the Malays of British Malaya, subjects of 'medieval' Sultans and anxious about their economic and social backwardness under colonial rule, were inevitably impressed by developments of such magnitude. Turkey, the home for centuries of the Muslim Caliphate, had, on the one hand, defended itself with brilliant success against its European enemies and, on the other, overthrown the old Sultanate system and instituted a revolution in westernisation. The revolution which occured in Turkey at the end of the First World War, the Revolution of Kemal Ataturk (Mustafa Kemal), caused reverberations throughout the Islamic world. Dr Hardy has attempted a general history of British Indias Muslims with a deeper perspective. The Impact of the Turkish Revolution on Malaya Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Cambridge Core Home > Journals > Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society > Volume 108 Issue 1 > The Muslims of British India.

The Muslims of British India by P. Hardy