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Why we need to remember the Muslims who raised their voice for a united India

In the run-up to 2024, with the pendulum poised between a secular or theocratic state, we need to revisit this forgotten chapter of history

Syeda Hameed writes: Why NCERT books need to acknowledge Maulana Azad

Today, India is experiencing deadly convulsions within the currents of politics of hate. Azad’s words spoken at the 1940 Congress Convention about the ‘joint wealth of Hindu-Muslim ittehad’ are confronted with distorting history via school curriculums and calls for violence against Muslim genocide at ‘Dharam’ Sansads

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Six decades after his death, Maulana Azad's message of Hindu-Muslim unity is urgently relevant

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad with Jawaharlal Nehru and Mohandas Gandhi in 1935. | Wikimedia Commons The first time I met Maulana Abul Kalam Azad as a small girl when my father took me to his King Edward Road home in Delhi to wish him for Eid, he left a deep impact on my childish mind. I can still remember him reclining on a sofa with a slim cigarette case on the table, his gentle smile and his reserved manner. I never imagined that I would one day become his biographer and spend almost half my life studying his life and his works.