Turkish Peoples Love Pakistan

Turkish Peoples Love Pakistan

In 1920, the Indian National Congress also started supporting the Khilafah movement. Mahatma Gandhi's campaign of civil disobedience based on non-violence erupted from the womb of the Khilafah movement itself.

Interestingly, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah distanced himself from the movement because he thought it would not succeed.

Before that, the movement gained momentum, in 1922 Kamal Ata Turk with the help of allies took over the country and deposed Caliph Abdul Hameed and abolished the office of Khilafah, and thus the sun of this great empire, which had ruled with glory for 623 years, set forever.

The Indo Pak Muslim people were very enthusiastic to Participated in the Khilafah movement with enthusiasm. Maulana Syed Abul Hassan Ali Nadvi writes: 'For those who have not seen the period 1921-22, how Indo Pak was a volcano at that time, the victory of the Allies ended their plans against the Ottoman Empire and the Khilafah.

The news of the attempt to do so had set fire all over Indo Pak, with mosques, gatherings, madrassas, houses, shops and solitude, as there was no other conversation except this.

The people generously donated for the success of the movement. From all over Indo Pak, women took off their bangles and earrings and donated them to the Khilafah Committees.

Tradition has it that a woman brought her child and handed it over to the Khilafah Committee, saying that she had nothing else to donate.

The movement did not succeed, but the Turkish people still remember that passion. People who have gone to Turkey say that the respect of Pakistanis all over the world in Turkey is unmatched as in any other country.