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What Were The Objectives Of The All India Muslim League?

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The establishment of All India Muslim League on 30th December, 1906 was the result of the realization that it was necessary for the Muslims of south Asia to organize themselves politically in order to safeguard their rights and interests. The Muslims did not believe in common nationhood with the Hindus. They considered themselves as a separate nation.

Indian National Congress could not truly represent the Muslims so they needed a separate political party, which they thought could fulfill their interests. The basic objective of Muslim League was to take necessary steps for protecting the rights of Muslims and to keep the British Government fully informed about the problems and demands of Muslims. The Muslims believed that they would lag behind in the field of politics if they did not have their own platform for presenting their interests and disputes in front of the Government.

The Muslims already lagged behind by twenty years because the Indian National Congress was formed n 1885, and the Muslim league was formed in 1906. In addition to this the Muslim League was also to improve the relations of Muslims with British Government and also between different nations living in the sub-continent. The main goal of All India Muslim League was the attainment of an independent country where Muslims could flourish according to Islam.
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1.Promotion of the feeling of loyalty to the British Government.
2.Protection and Advancement of the political rights and intersts of the Muslims by checking the growing influence in the congress.
3. Prevention of rise of hostility towards other communities.
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All India Muslim league was formed to protect the rights of the Muslims in 30th Dec, 1906 in Dhaka under the patronage of  Sir Khazwa Nawab Salimullah. Previously there was one part i.e. Indian Congress which was representing the rights of the whole subcontinent. But Congress was more of an Indian organization which used to defend the rights of Hindus. It was not satisfying muslims in terms of presenting their own views. When Muslims saw that their voices are not heard by the britishers, they decided to create a platform which could deliver their ideas, individuality and their rights.
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All India Muslim league was the first step for the creation of Pakistan.It was founded by the hard work from our leaders who wanted to have there own homeland.It was founded in 1906.It's aim was to deliver those rights to the Muslims which were not given by the British nor by Indians.Muslims wanted British to listen to there ideas for the subcontinent.
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1. AS the British had accepted the demand of Muslim for separate electorate , Muslims thought that in order to process separate electorate they should form a political party . That's why creation of Muslim league took place.
2. The Hindus violance because of partition of banagal upset muslim therefore thay form their own party which could present muslims view in font of btitish .
3. Muslims wanted to show their loyalty to British .

There all three reason led to the formation of M.L
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All India Muslim league was a political party that was established before the partition of India-Pakistan in 1947. Established in Dhaka, it soon became the voice of Muslims who wished to have a separate Muslim state for Muslims of British India. An idea which was later implemented by Quaid – e- Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah. The Muslims argued that they did not want the dictatorship of British to be changed by the rule of Hindus since India was predominately a Hindu country.

The hard work of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan who urged the Muslims to be united and support Muslim League. The first president of the All India Muslim league appointed was Sir Agha Khan III. The Two Nation Theory was envisioned and the message sent across the masses using the campaigns and rallies held by All India Muslim League. The call for Pakistan, the brain child of Dr. Mohammad Iqbal or more popularly known as Allama Iqbal was decided at one of the most famous resolutions of this Muslim league.

23rd March 1940, Lahore saw the campaign for Pakistan by the Muslim League at its heights with Muhammad Ali Jinnah explaining that Hindus and Muslims have different believes, ideas, histories, hero's epics and different social backgrounds. Therefore a Resolution was passed to give the Muslims of India a separate land to worship and stay as they like.

The hard work, blood and brain of those Muslims finally gave Muslims an independent state of Pakistan in 1947.
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Ellie Hoe answered
All India Muslim league was formed to protect the rights of the Muslims. Previously there was one part i.e. Indian Congress which was representing the rights of the whole subcontinent. But Congress was more of an Indian organization which used to defend the rights of Hindus. It was not satisfying muslims in terms of presenting their own views. When Muslims saw that their voices are not heard by the britishers, they decided to create a platform which could deliver their ideas, individuality and their rights. Quaid-e-Azam was made the leader of Muslim League. The formation of Muslim League in 1934 became the foundation for creation of separate homeland for muslims i.e. Pakistan.
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All India Muslim League was established in 1906.In it's early days ,it was basically involved in the activities regarding lessening tensions among the Muslims of India and other nationalities.For that reason ,the leaders of Muslim League decided to provide a platform for the Muslims so that the problems faced by them should reach the authorities.When the British provided India with an electoral system,the Muslim League played an important role in the political awareness of the Muslims.It became an aim for the party,to achieve the rights of Muslims and to gain them a separate entity in India.
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Backwardness of Muslims in education and employment and British tactics of divide and rule
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0OOooo MA GAD ..eh?? Well in that issue your foot must have been quite important "just in case"

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