Q#2. How the reform movement of Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi influenced the muslim india?
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The reform movement of Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi was intended to add a wave of submission of muslim india more profoundly to God. This reform movement refreshed the muslim india for the better and Pakistan Movement as a result become stronger at that time because of the efforts of Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi. Where each invdividual of the muslim india became more passionate for the raise of their voice concerning their Islamic religious rights.
Reform movements of the Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi influenced muslim india in the following ways.
1. This reform movement set a straight path for availing the religious rights of the muslim india. like independence in praying at mosques, encouragement of the ulemas as a clergy, and staying determind for the spiritual growth at madrasahs.
2. Refreshed muslim india found a hope to live better in society in the different domains of submission to God. They were not annoyed after this reform movement by the hindus. And the muslim india acquired enough broadness in the sphere of religious independence.
3. This reform movement gave confidence to the ulemas of muslim india. And with the heightened morale such ulemas focused more on the spiritual uplift of the muslim india.
4. Muslims in the muslim india found more strength and unity in the muslim brethern. And each individual was observed to call for their rights more openly.
5. The reform movement clarified the difference between the Islam and Hinduism. And the followers of Islam found their faith in God more strengthened.
6. The reform movement gave a sense of security and peace to the muslim india. And each one individual of the muslim india felt breathing in an open Islamic atmosphere.
7. The reform movement of Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi pushed and circulated dedication to Islam of the muslim india, committment to work on their belief, and focus to secure their rights more precisely being within the religion of Islam.
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