Contribution of Haqqani Ulama-Mashayekh in the war of independence and great liberation
Haqqani Ulama-Mashayekh has always been immortalized in the pages of history as an independent and true patriot. Throughout the ages, the Haqqani ulama have fought for the liberation and independence of the country and the nation. Very selflessly they have dedicated their precious time and life for the welfare of the country and the nation. The Battle of Balakot in 1831, the Sepoy Rebellion of 1857, the Silk Handkerchief Movement of the early twentieth century, the Khilafat Movement and the Non-Cooperation Movement and the English Khedao Movement of 1948 are shining examples of this. Shaykhul Islam Sayyid Hussain Ahmad Madani Rah, a successful hero of the Indian independence movement against the British occupation. Who wanted to be a minister in the Indian government but Madani Rah. He also rejected this tempting position for the sole purpose of gaining Allah's pleasure. Because the ulama have always worked selflessly for the welfare of the country and the nation. Worldly fame: They are never greedy for fame and position. That is why it is said that the Haqqani ulama are fearless soldiers for the liberation, sovereignty and protection of the country and they are the true servants and true patriots. The country's leading 'Ulamaye Keram' also led the historic 'Sepoy Revolution' or 'Freedom Movement' of 1857 to bring back India's independence from the hands of the British and free the countrymen from slavery to foreigners. The latest and most successful campaign of the British persecution movement.
Even in the war of independence of Bangladesh, the contribution of Keram to Haqqani Ulama was not insignificant. The then Islamic political party, Jamiat-e-Ulamaye Islam, led by Haqqani Ulamaye Keram, was a pro-independence force in Bangladesh. Jamiat wanted the independence of Bangladesh. Worked for independence. As a result, although various Islamic political parties were banned in the post-independence period of Bangladesh, ‘Islam in Jamiat Ulama’ was not banned. The then General Secretary of Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam Pakistan was Allama Mufti Mahmud Rah, a well-known scholar of the sub-continent and a prominent parliamentarian (Chief Minister of the Frontier Province). Although his home was in West Pakistan, he was very close and highly respected among the religious and religious people of both East and West Pakistan at that time. He was burning like embers against the violence of the Pakistani government. He was vocal and thunderous against the injustice of the government. That is why he said to the Bengali Ulama Keram: - ‘You speak for the liberation war, encourage the people of the country for the liberation war.’ Mufti Mahmud Rah. As a result of such calls, the Haqqani ulama of this country, especially the Jamiat leaders, started speaking in favor of the liberation war in various places and continued to extend all possible cooperation to the freedom fighters. Jamiat leader Allama Shamsuddin Kasemi Rah. He was arrested by the Pakistan Army for making inflammatory remarks urging the entire Bengali nation to unite and criticizing the Pakistani forces. Eventually the army commander surrendered to Maulana Imani Jawaar. He was liberated in the infinite glory of the great God.
Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani was the president of the All-Party Liberation Struggle Council during the Great Liberation War. He was the son of the sun of Darul Uloom Deoband, the best Islamic school in the sub-continent. He is not the only one, Hazrat Hafizji Huzur Rah, the famous elder of Bangladesh. Under the direction of Maulana Emdadul Haque Araihazari Rah. He became the commander of Araihazar police station and took direct part in the liberation war. Hazrat Hafiz Huzur Rah. He termed the war of independence in 1971 as 'the struggle of the oppressed against the oppressors'. Allama Shamsuddin Qasemi Rah, the central leader of Jamiat Ulamaye Islam Bangladesh, the founder of Jamia Hussainiya Arzabad Madrasa, a traditional religious educational institution in Dhaka, and Jamiat leader Allama Mostafa Azad Da. Maulana Ubaydullah bin Saeed Jalalabadi and Maulana Abdullah bin Saeed Jalalabadi brothers, former Mohtamim of Jamia Shariah Malibagh and Shaykhul Hadith Allama Qazi Mutasim Billah Rah. And Allama Farid Uddin Masood Rah. Keram made a strong contribution to the liberation war among many prominent ulama. Caliph Madani Allama Lutfur Rahman Shaykh Barnavi Rah. Many freedom fighters spent the night in its house and many Hindu families were sheltered by Pirsaheb Rah. Of Varuna
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