Maududi vs Deoband: The Ideological War That Shaped Pakistan | Jihad, Nationalism & Khilafat Debate

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Maulana Maududi vs Deoband was a major ideological clash over Muslim identity, nationalism, jihad, and the future of Muslims in British India. This Raftar Documentary breaks down Maududi’s debate with Hussain Ahmad Madani on united nationalism, Two Nation Theory, Pakistan ideology, and Islamic political thought showing how these ideas shaped the Pakistan Movement and still influence Muslim politics today. From Jihad fi Islam to Khilafat o Malookiat, Allama Iqbal, Deoband, Congress, and partition politics all played a role in this historic battle of ideas. A powerful look at Islamic history, Pakistan Studies, Muslim nationalism, and the intellectual conflict that changed the subcontinent. #Maududi #Deoband #PakistanMovement #AllamaIqbal #TwoNationTheory #IslamicHistory #PakistanIdeology #MuslimNationalism #JihadFiIslam #PoliticalIslam #PartitionHistory #southasianhistory Source File: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SkyAMB6skOJGHqo1hRu4Q8NFakYy7F1r/view?usp=drive_link Timestamps: 00:00 — Muhammad Ali Jauhar’s Challenge & Maududi’s Defining Decision 01:52 — Raftar’s Patreon Message 03:18 — Shuddhi Movement, Swami Shraddhanand’s Murder & Rising Communal Tensions 05:13 — Writing Al Jihad fil Islam & Maududi’s Intellectual Beginning 06:41 — Publication of Al Jihad fil Islam & Scholarly Recognition 08:23 — Hussain Ahmad Madani’s Influence in Deoband 10:07 — The Idea of United Nationalism (Muttahida Qaumiyat) 11:10 — Maududi’s Critique of Territorial Nationalism 13:05 — Iqbal Enters the Debate 14:05 — Madani’s Defense & Misinterpretation of His Position 16:30 — Rise of Two Nation Theory Among Muslims 17:40 — Iqbal’s Poetry as Political Power 19:33 — Internal Divisions Within Deoband 20:43 — Partition, Pakistan & The Debate’s Political End 21:23 — Lasting Deoband–Maududi Tensions 22:25 — Khilafat o Malookiat & A New Scholarly Conflict 23:51 — Criticism, Style & Intellectual Backlash 25:06 — Social Media Era & Reassessment of Maududi 26:25 — Beyond Old Debates: The Question of the Future Please support us by subscri