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1) Encouraged Muslims of the sub Continent to get education.
2)Tried to build up the gap between the Muslims and the Hindus.
3)In the form of Aligarh university a political platform was given to the muslims of the sub continent.
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Ali Hassan Siyal
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Who introduced the two nations theory in sub continent Allama Iqbal or Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?
Sir syed ahmed khan
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Why did Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and his colleagues advise the Muslims to stay away from the Congress Party?
Saying of sir syed ahmed khan?
Ignorance is the mother of poverty.
What was the father's name of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?
Sir Syed's father Mir Muhammad Muttaqi
What newspapers were written by Sir syed ahmed khan?
Resala-e-tazeeb
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wher is tomb of sir syed ahmed khan
Who introduced the two nations theory in sub continent Allama Iqbal or Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?
Sir syed ahmed khan
What is the date of birth of sir syed ahmad khan?
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was born in 1817.
When syed ahmed khan got title of sir by british?
When Syed Ahmed got the title of Sir, from Birthis govenment
Where did Sir Syed Ahmed Khan die?
This great scholar and leader Sir Syed Ahmed Khan died on 27th March, 1898, at Aligarh, India
Where was sir syed ahmed khan born?
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was born on October 17, 1817.
Where sir syed ahmed khan born?
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sir syed ahmed khan
Name the newspaper brought out by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?
The newspaper brought out by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was called "Aligarh Institute Gazette".
Who is the writer of maqalat-e-sir syed?
sir syed ahmed khan- toal 17 volume
Newspaper introduced by sir syed ahmed khan?
DAWN :)
What is the real name of sir syed ahmed khan?
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan is highly respected by Pakistanis for his efforts for education of Muslims of sub continent. His real name was Syed Ahmed Taqvi. For his efforts in educational sector, he was honored with the title of Sir by British Government.
