All India Muslim League

All India Muslim League:

For the protection of the political rights of the Muslims in the Sub-Continent and to fulfill their benefits and demands, a political party was established in 1906, which is known as “All India Muslims League” in the history of Sub-Continent. It was a political party which not only united the Muslims but also inclined them towards the political struggle for their rights. After the formation of this political party, the Muslims were able to explain their demands.

Establishment Of All India Muslim League:

When the concept of the separate electorate of Nawab Mohsin-ul-Mulk was accepted, then it gave the Muslims a help to make their clear plans for political struggle, hence a plan was made for the formation of a political

3. Cow slaughter was banned and the Hindu extremists provoked fights amongst the Muslims and Hindus. They even played music in front of the mosques at the prayer time.

4. Partition of Bengal:

Agitation and oppression at the partition of Bengal by the Hindus was an eye opener for the Muslims. The Bengali Muslims were given for the first time the chance to progress. Both Congress and other Hindu parties were against the Government. The Muslims were convinced that they needed a working body which would represent them and also protect their interests with the emergence of ARYA SAMAJ, extremist Hindu group. The situation became more grave as they demanded that the Muslims convert to Hinduism. A section of Bengali writers wrote against the Muslims, spreading hatred among the Hindus for Muslims.

Aims and Objectives of All India Muslim League:

The aims and objectives of All India Muslim League were following which developed a political concept among the Muslims and inclined them to take part in the politics of India.

1) To establish good relation between the British government and the Muslims and to remove misunderstanding from the minds of the British against the

Achievements of All India Muslim League:

1. SEPARATE ELECTORATES: The demand of separate electorates for the Muslims was accepted (Muslims voting for a Muslim candidate only).

2. JUDGES: The demand for appointment of Muslims to HIGH COURT positions was also accepted and Muslims rose to high posts of judges.

3. AUQAF BILL: Auqaf Bill was passed by which the management of Auqaf’s was done directly by the Government of the Muslim areas.

4. LUCKNOW PACT: Lucknow Pact of 1916, in which an agreement between Congress and the Muslim League was reached on constitution reforms and the Congress for the first time acknowledged Muslims as a separate entity.

The Role of Muslim League in the Struggle for Pakistan: All India Muslim League was appeared as the political party in the Sub-Continent which made the struggle of the Muslims in a practical organized form. This Party produced unity among the Muslim League and protected their social rights which created a condition for the demand of Pakistan. Muslim League played a great role in the struggle for Pakistan. The role of Muslim League in the struggle for Pakistan can be explained as