explain the issue behind the Khilafat movement
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Explanation:
The Khalifa was the head of the spiritual realm of the islamic world. They were defeated in the first world war and the rivalries were supposed to put a harsh treaty on them. This angered them even more. Gandhiji decided to get the attention of many people they should start a mass agitation and that can be done by the allegiance of Muslims and Hindus. In the Nagpur session, this topic was talked about and finally on the Calcutta session on September 1920, this non cooperation Khilafat movement was adopted.
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Answer:
1. The First World War had ended with the defeated of Ottoman Turkey.
2. There were rumors that a harsh peace treaty was going to be imposed on the Ottoman emperor –the spiritual head of the Islamic world.
3. To defend the Rowllat Act, Mahatma Gandhi felt, to take the Khilafat issue.
4. To bring the Hindus and Muslims closer, he felt, to take the Khilafat issue.
5. Muslim leaders Muhammad Ali and Shaukat Ali began discussing with Gandhiji the possibilities of a united mass action on the issue.
6.Later at Calcutta Session in 1920, Gandhiji convinced the leaders in congress, to start a non cooperation movement in support of khilafat.