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The '''Partition of India''' refers to the regions of northwestern India and parts of eastern India being partitioned away from the country in order to create [[Pakistan]]. It was caused by the British support for the [[Muslim League]], though it was [[opposition to the partition of India|opposed my many politicians, political parties and religious groups]]. The Partition of India led to the killing and forced conversion of around 4.75 million Hindus.<ref>https://hindugenocide.com/islamic-jihad/4million-hindus-persecuted-west-pakistan-partition-plight-hindus-remained/</ref>

The '''Partition of India''' refers to the regions of northwestern India and parts of eastern India being partitioned away from the country in order to create [[Pakistan]]. It was caused by the British support for the [[Muslim League]], though it was [[opposition to the partition of India|opposed my many politicians, political parties and religious groups]]. The Partition of India led to the killing and forced conversion of around 4.75 million Hindus.<ref>https://hindugenocide.com/islamic-jihad/4million-hindus-persecuted-west-pakistan-partition-plight-hindus-remained/</ref>

==Origins==

==Islamic Origins==

===1700's===

In the 1700's, an Islamic scholar by the name of Shah Waliullah Dehlavi, declared India Dar-ul Harb. Dehlavi approached the Emir of Afghanistan, Ahmad Shah Abdali in the year of 1761, requesting him to invade India. He also convinced the Muslim Nawabs to support Abdali's invasion.

*Shah Waliullah Dehlavi, an Islamic scholar declared India Dar-ul Harb

 

*Dehlavi invited the Afghan Emir, Ahmad Shah Abdali, to invade India in 1761 and asked for the Muslim Nawabs in India to support Abdali

Additionally, 34 Ulemas(councils of Islamic scholars) issued fatwas declaring India as Dar ul Harb.

*Around 34 Ulemas(councils of Muslim scholars) signed a fatwa declaring India as Dar-ul-Harb

 

*Maulana Qasim Nanutavi of Dar-ul-Ulum/Deoband called India, Dar-ul-Harb(Non-Muslim lands that Muslims are at war with) and Dar-ul-Islam(parts of the world that Muslims control)

Almost 60 years later, in 1821, the son of Dehlavi, Shah Abdul Aziz, appointed Syed Ahmed Barelvi to preach Islamic Jihad in India. With the support of the British, Barelvi created an army of Muslim extremists for Northern India.  

===1821===

*Shah Abdul Aziz, the son of Dehlavi, appointed Syed Ahmed Barelvi, to preach Islamic jihad in India

*Barelvi formed an army, of 80,000 Muslim extremists from Rohilkhand, Doab, Awadh, Bihar, Bengal, Hyderabad, Madras, Bombay, and the North-Western parts of India. The British supported him.  

==Under the British==

==Under the British==