The All-India Muslim League was a political party established during the British Raj. It was founded in 1906. Its purpose was to establish a Muslim country by force in the Indian subcontinent. This idea was proposed by the poet Muhammad Iqbal in 1930. After the independence of India and Pakistan, it became India
A small party, the party's influence is mainly in Kerala. It participates in government management through cooperation with other forces. Since 1947, most of Pakistan's democratically elected governments have been controlled by Muslim parties. After Pakistan's independence, the party formed the first government.
Since the 1950s, with the frequent military coups, the party split into several factions. In 1976, the Muslim League regrouped and won 14 seats in the 1979 parliamentary election. After that, it gradually faded out of people's sight and did nothing. In the 1990s, the Muslim League revived.
Its candidate Nawaz Sharif was twice elected as the democratically elected prime minister of Pakistan, but was overthrown by Musharraf in a military coup in 1999.
In the early days of its establishment, it was a narrow sectarian political organization with the highest goal of protecting the interests of Muslim sects. It supported the British colonial authorities and opposed the Congress Party. However, driven by the "Young Muslims" with nationalist ideas, the Muslim League in 1913
Major changes occurred in the policy. The annual meeting of that year adopted a new charter, which stipulated that the goal was to strive for "the establishment of autonomy in India suitable for India's national conditions through constitutional means." The new charter also stipulated that in order to achieve Indian autonomy, it was necessary to promote national unity, and other
Religious factions have cooperated since 1915, when M.A. Jinnah was appointed as the permanent chairman of the All-India Muslim League. Through the joint efforts of Jinnah and the leaders of the Indian National Congress, in 1916, the Muslim League and the Congress held their respective annual conferences in Lucknow.
, through the "Lucknow Agreement" jointly drafted by both parties, the establishment of a formal cooperative relationship between the two parties. The agreement reaffirmed the struggle goal of the Indian people to achieve autonomy, and proposed reform requirements such as expanding the powers of the provincial legislative assembly and increasing the number of elected members. World War I
Later, inspired by the spirit of the Lucknow Agreement, M.K. Gandhi supported the Khilafat movement, and Muslims actively participated in the non-cooperation movement, which led to a new upsurge in the Indian national liberation movement.
The Khilafat movement ended on its own in 1924. The depressed mood of the Muslim masses was also due to political and economic reasons, as well as the instigation of the colonial authorities, the instigation of the Hindu sectarian organization "Hindu Ramadhan", and the frequent disputes between Muslims and Hindus in the Muslim League.
There was more friction than cooperation with the Congress Party. Jinnah and other leaders of the Muslim League opposed the mass non-violent non-cooperation movement advocated by Gandhi; they advocated that the All-India Muslim League was the only representative of Indian Islamists, and the Congress Party could only represent
Hindus; demanding a separate electoral system for Muslims. In 1937, although the Muslim League still demanded autonomy for India, it was also planning to establish an independent Muslim state.
In the 1937 provincial autonomy election, the All-India Muslim League only won 108 seats (some say 123 seats), accounting for only 22% of the total seats. After that, the Muslim League actively developed its organization and attacked the Congress Party with all its strength. The dispute between the two parties
Conflicts deepened and relations deteriorated. The Muslim League was determined to fight for the establishment of an independent Muslim state in India. In March 1940, the All-India Muslim League held a meeting in Lahore and passed a resolution to establish "Pakistan", demanding that Muslims in the northwest and eastern parts of the subcontinent
The leadership of the League to establish an independent Muslim country in the majority-populated area publicly stated that the struggle for the establishment of Pakistan was its main goal. To this end, the Muslim League carried out various struggles with the Congress Party, which advocated the establishment of a unified India. Instigated by the British colonists
During the period, disputes and vendettas between Muslims and Hindus continued, resulting in many casualties.
On the first day when Wang Jiuling planned to go to war with Britain, he had already decided to support the Muslims. The reason was very simple. It would be very difficult for the Qin State to fight against the British alone. If the enemy, the Japanese, took advantage of the situation, then Wang Jiuling and the Qin State would
It’s really going to be finished. Even if it’s not finished, it will become a ruin.
The Islamic people have strong religious beliefs and a large population. If they can be roped in to resist the British army, they will definitely be able to spread the war to all the British colonies in the Middle East and North Africa. At that time, the British people will have to put out fires everywhere and be exhausted. At the same time, in order to defend those
The local area must increase its military strength. At that time, there will not be too many troops to attack the Qin State. If the number is small, there will be no harm to the Qin State. Wang Jiuling can concentrate on immigrating and developing the economy.
The All-India Muslim League is the best target. If Wang Jiuling wants to win over Muslims, he will naturally give them sweeteners. What they dream of in this era is to establish an independent country. Then Wang Jiuling will support their establishment of a country. When the time comes, these Muslims will be in the area controlled by Wang Jiuling.
and the British-controlled areas, if you want to attack Qin on land, you must first defeat the Muslim Bengalis. These people who have finally become independent, and have the support of Qin, will definitely bring out the bestiality in their bodies, and follow them
The British fought to the end and surrounded the country
Nearly half of the people on the east bank of the Brahmaputra River are Bengali Muslims. After the Qin army occupied the east bank of the Brahmaputra River, they quickly contacted people from the All-India Muslim League. However, Jinnah, as the chairman of the All-India Muslim League, was not under the control of the Qin army.
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The leaders of the Qin Army and the Muslim League in the areas controlled by the Qin Army started negotiations. Independence has always been the Muslim League's wish. Today is such a good opportunity. They should be happy, but it is obvious that they are all frowning.
Although the Qin Army supports their independence, it is not in the area currently controlled by the Qin Army, but in Bengal south of the lower reaches of the Ganges. At the same time, all Bengalis in the area controlled by the Qin Army need to move there, so there is
Tens of millions of people need to be resettled. At the same time, when they established the state of Bengal, they directly confronted the British army. They did not want the Qin army to rely on the east of the current place, the Himalayas to the north, the sea to the south, and the wide open land to the west.
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The people of the Muslim League are considering whether they should accept it. Qin is a newly established country, but their industry and national strength are definitely not as good as those of Britain. If they fail, the Muslim League will definitely suffer a devastating blow.
The representative of Qin knew what they were struggling with, so he said: "Everyone, if you miss such a good opportunity, there will not be a second time. To tell you the truth, whether you agree or not, in the territory of Qin
, we will not allow a large number of followers of other religions, so if you don’t agree, you have to leave here. But if you agree, even though you have to leave, you can gain the friendship of Qin and you will build your own country.
, you will leave your name in history.”
After a pause, the Qin Army representative continued: "I know you are worried that Qin is not as powerful as Britain, but I can tell you that your ideas are wrong. At the same time, I also want to tell you that if you always only want to live in someone else's world,
Do you think it’s possible to want this and that among the protection of our country? If you can’t prove that you have the meaning of existence, why should we, the Qin State, help you?”