• "Let the Brili .. h, before the)' quit, malr..e an award giving. 'he mu~lim5 their own bit of ceumry however small it might be. and they would live there. if nece sary on one meal a day:'
- noted by R. P. MI'(ani, in BriMm in India, Oxford. 1960 p. 2:1
• Sec. U Rut?Hionai'". originally published 1111 T/H: Tiltu~!. London, on the 17Lh July, ] 1:19'1, 011 the occasion or QUI!'I!Il ViClori3i"~ Second Jubilee:
"Far-called our "'"IVIes melt au-av-
On dune and heaciland sinks the rireLo, all our pomp or yesterday,
Is nne with Nineveh and Tyre."
•• ~ 'In their prosperity will be our S Lreng.h, in their conrentmen~ our secun l]l and if] their gratitude cur OCSL reward."
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*··Accordingl~'. the kadin,g noble (Sheikh Farid) having be.en ~~nl,. by the others as their rcpresentarlvc, earrte 10 the pnnc-c.(Sar~m) and promised in their names to place the King~ .1nm In his hands, providc'll that he would $WC:JiJr to defend the taw of Mohamct,'·-nu Jarric, Father Pierre, Akba» ami the Jesuits, London, 1626, p. 204.
Jllaklubm. I. 1\"0. 81. p. 1 06.-rLcH~r written 10 Jaliangir QLlllkhan. alias L~II. BI,;~ of 4000 military rank). Urdll.op. cit.
tlbM. .. No. 193. (LcUL'r written to Murtzn Khan). Urdu, 01'. cit. d ._c,.! d:.JJ~~ ~J.J,..CJ,_ ,dJ) LoS';! 04u t « -Il}/.!I ~ )4J',J .u...Ij ,~ . l"o.;.;c:,si~rI.l1 outbursts of bigotry on the part of Jehangir and his anll-lIlfldu senttments rna}' ultimately be traced LO the inl'Iuence of l\f~ljaddid 1.)1) the fickle minded emperor:'
~ Dr, Ml)hd. "asin :tl.LA.~ Ph.~ D., A SOcial Jlis{ary of Iridin, Lucknow, 1958. p. l71.
1"(SYt:d Ahmed Brelvi ) Jihad ,,"'as directed originally against the Sjk~lS 1111 the tmdition of Indian Islam .... R.ercrenc~s to the Briti h rule In India in Brclvi's lettere to the rulers of Bokhara and A r,gha nistan u nd the ~l\'italjon to them to re-esrabllsh Islamic rule in lnuiu nrc 01 secondary imporlance .. ,. but the primary objective eXpJOlincd in them is still the Jihad against the Sikh tyranny." --A~iz Ahmed. Is/omit- Culwrl! in the hu./ian EtJl'lr()nmrfU. O. ford, I 96.J!, p. 2l S.
'~Hu~s.ail1 B. Ty.abji. BaarwJdin T}'oIJji Bombay~ 1954, p. 203.
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:I "For tilt; selling up of sovereign Muslim str res in the North-
Western and Eastern Zones of the subcontinent. where the Muslims constitute the majority or the population."
I. Dr. Jagannath Rao, M.A .• Ph.D., in hi'io r \ lew or The Persian Sufis. by Cyprian It ice, a.p .. London. 19G5. in the Augu«, 1965 issue or l he ASlro/oc·ical I(lr~a:i"c. 83 nga lore, fl. 741.
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