lala lajpat rai's movement promoted the idea of a separate independent muslim state in india.
lala lajpat rai's movement promoted the idea of a separate independent muslim state in india.
what movement promoted the idea of a separate independent muslim state in india?
lala lajpat rai
independence day (; "yaum-e āzādī"), observed annually on 14 august, is a national holiday in pakistan. it commemorates the day when pakistan achieved independence and was declared a sovereign state following the end of the british raj in 1947. pakistan came into existence as a result of the pakistan movement, which aimed for the creation of an independent muslim state in the north-western regions of south asia via partition. the movement was led by the all-india muslim league under the leadership of muhammad ali jinnah. the event was brought forth by the indian independence act 1947 under which the british raj gave independence to the dominion of pakistan which comprised west pakistan (present-day pakistan) and east pakistan (now bangladesh). in the islamic calendar, the day of independence coincided with ramadan 27, the eve of which, being laylat al-qadr, is regarded as sacred by muslims.
independence day (pakistan)
initially, maududi opposed the creation of a separate muslim state in the subcontinent. as ji ameer (leader) he opposed the leaders of the muslim league who sought an independent muslim-majority state. he believed that an islamic state is a muslim state, but a muslim state may not be an islamic state unless and until the constitution of the state is based on the qur'an and sunnah.in particular he opposed the pakistani state allowing conventional banking and giving too many rights to minorities and muslims sects such as the ahmadiyya he considered heretical.









































section::::political activity.:after founding of pakistan.
abul a'la maududi