Question

how did ulama counter colonial rulers who increased conversion change the Muslim personal law​

Answer 1

In north India, the ulama were deeply anxious about the collapse of Muslim dynasties. They feared that colonial rulers would encourage conversion, change the Muslim personal laws. Mention any two steps taken by them to counter this.

Answer 2

To counter colonial rulers who increased conversion change the Muslim personal law,  Ulama printed religious newspapers, they used cheap lithographic presses and published Persian and Urdu translations of holy scriptures

Explanation:

• The Ulama were very worried regarding the collapse of Muslim rule and they now feared that colonial rulers would encourage conversion and change their laws
• They felt insecure with the Colonial rulers who they felt that in order to glorify their culture would bring about conversion of the Muslim people to Christianity.
• The Muslim sects decided to publish large numbers of texts for influencing the others in the country and the Muslim texts resulted in start of a number of debates among the different Muslim sects in the country

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