SDPI condemns PM Modi’s Israel visit as Gaza faces devastation. India once stood firmly for Palestine and justice, but deepening military ties with Israel now signals a dangerous shift from independent foreign policy. India must stand for humanity, balance and self-determination. #ModiInIsrael
Maulavi Muhammad Baqir was a journalist and freedom fighter. In 1836-37,Baqir launched a weekly newspaper “Dehli Urdu Akhbar. He was the first journalist to be executed by the British colonizers. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Maghfoor Ahmad Ajazi was a key member of the Khilafat Movement and opposed the two-nation theory. He joined the Non-cooperation movement. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Muhammad Sher Ali, also known as Sher Ali Afridi was the assassin of Lord Mayo, the then Viceroy of India. He made it clear to the British that he did not regret his deed and was proud of it. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Kulsum Sayani was a freedom fighter and social reformer. She was part of the first National Planning Committee and devised a home education scheme. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Keedakkatt Fathima was martyred at the age of 11 during the 1921 Malabar rebellion. Fathima belonged to the region which had the influence of Ali Musliyar and Variyankunnathu Kunjahammad Haji. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Kulsum Sayani was a freedom fighter and social reformer. She was part of the first National Planning Committee and devised a home education scheme. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
‘Kaka Babu’ Muzaffar Ahmad was an iconic freedom fighter.He was one of the prominent Left leaders and led the communist party when it was banned by the British Colonizers. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Fazl e Haq Khairabadi (1796-1861), from Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh was a freedom fighter who inspired the masses to take part in the 1857 rebellion Muslim. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Fareedul Zama (1907-1983), was born in Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. He took active participation in the Non-Cooperation Movement, Individual Satyagraha, Salt Satyagraha and the Quit India Movement. #UnsungMuslimHeroes
Fakir Majnu Shah Burhan (Died 1787), from Mewat (today’s Haryana), was the leader ofthe Fakir-Sanyasi rebellion in Bengal. From 1760 to 1786. #UnsungMuslimHeroes