Question

Why did jihad movement fail?

Answer 1

The Jihad movement was a battle between Sikhs and the Mughals.   Sikhs had a well trained army with modern weapons.   Infighting among the Pathan soldiers in Barelvi's Mujahideen army.   Sikhs had well planned conspiracies against Barelvi in the Peshawar region.   Many negative news was spread against Barelvi which demoralised his army men before the Jihad movement.

Answer 2

The Jihad movement failed due to its leaders ' errors and lack of understanding of the social and political situation and the people in which they wanted to establish the rule of Sharia.

EXPLANATION:

• The word "Jihadism" is a neologism used in western languages for the 21st century, which identifies Islamist groups viewed as "Muslim" and "existentially dangerous" military movements in the West.
• The terrorist organizations involved in the 1979-1989 Soviet-Afghan war fueled the emergence of jihadism that was propagated throughout the 1990s and 2000s in different armed conflicts. Gilles Kepel specifically diagnosed Salafist jihadism in the 1990 Salafi movement.

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