Evolution of Muslim Political Thought In India

Ch 1: Twenty Fifth Session of All India Muslim League, Lucknow, October 15-18, 1937, Proceedings, Welcome Address by Raja of Mahmudabad, Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah, Texts of the resolutions Adopted, Condolence, Full Independence, Palestine Commission, Waziristan, Shahdganj Mosque, Bande Mataram, Congress Ministries, All-india Federation, Joint Electorates, Urdu Language, Baluchistan, Line System, Economic Progreamme, Constitution. Ch 2: Special Session of the All-India Muslim League, Calcutta, April 17-18, 1938, Proceedings, Welcome address by Mr. Fazlul Haq, Presidental Address by Mr. M.A. jinnah, Texts of the resolutions adopted, Ministries in Bengal & Assam, Shahidganj Mosque, Communal Riots, Frontier Province. Ch 3: Twenty-Sixth Session of the All-India Muslim League: Patna, December 26-29, 1938, Proceedings, Welcome address by Syed Abdul Aziz, Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah, Texts of the Resolutions Adopted, Condolence (Mustafa Kamal Pasha) Maulana Shaukat Ali (Sir Mohammad Iqbal direct Action, Palestine, Women’s Sub-Committee, office bearers, Indian States, Amendments in the constitution, Federation Scheme, Muslims in Burma, Baluchistan, Frontier Policy, Provincial League, Islamic Simplicity. Ch 4: Sind Msulim League Conference, Karachi, October 8, 1938, Welcome Address by Sri Abdulla Haroon, Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah, Bengal Premier’s address, Punjab premier’s Speech, Resolutions, Ministry Tangle, Jinnah’s Concluding Speech, Mr. Jinnah’s Charge, premier’s rejoinder. Ch 5: Andhra Muslim League Conference; Pithpur, January 30, 1939, Proceedings, Presidential Address by Mahboob Ali Baig, Resolutions on Policy and programme of League. Ch 6: Bihar Muslim League Conference, Patna, March 13, 1939, Proceedings. Ch 7: U.P. Muslim League Conference, Gorakhpur, March 18, 1939, Proceedings. Ch 8: All-India Muslim League, Meerut, March 26, 1939, Dr. Syed Abdul Latif’s Scheme, Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Division into Zones, Confederacy for India, Muslim Homeland, Hindu Zones, The Safeguards, Transition Stage, Exchange of Population. Ch 9: Meerut Division Muslim League Conference, Meerut, March 25, 1939, Proceedings. Ch 10: Muslim League Working Committee, Meerut, March 25, 1939, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions Adopted, Federation, State and Muslims. Ch 11: Delhi Muslim League Provincial Conference, New Delhi, April 8, 1939, Proceedings, Resolutions. Ch 12: Muslim League Council, New Delhi, April 8, 1939, Proceedings, Organisation of National Guards, texts of the Resolutions Adopted, Rajkot, Jaipur, Hyderabad. Ch 13: Bengal Provincial Muslim League Committee, Calcutta, April 8, 1939, Proceeding. Ch 14: Bombay Muslim league, Conference, Sholopur, May 6, 1939, Proceedings, Presidential Address by Sir Sikhader Hayat Khan. Ch 15: Muslim League Working Committee, Bombay July 2-3, 1939, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions Adopted, Indian Nationals Abroad, Palestine Arabs, Demands, Action Against Sir A. H. Ghaznavi, Muslims in States, Hyderabad Agitation, Home Ministers’ conference, Wardha Scheme, Muslims in Congress Provinces. Ch 16: Muslim League Council: New Delhi, August 27-28, 1939, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Muslim League and War, League and Punjab Premier’s Attitude, Communal Problem. Ch 17: Muslim League Working Committee, New Delhi, September 18, 1939, Text of the Resolution Adopted, World War II. Ch 18: Muslim League Working Committee, New Delhi, October, 22, 1939, Proceedings, Text of the Resolution Adopted, Viceroy’s Statement. Ch 19: Muslim League Working Committee, New Delhi, February 3-6, 1940, Proceedings, Text of the Resolutions Adopted, Jinnah-Viceroy Correspondence, Disciplinary action, Resignation of Syed Abdul Aziz, U.P. Muslim League, Mohammaedans at Burhanpur. Ch 20: Muslim League Council; New Delhi, February 25, 1940, Proceedings, Resolutions Adopted, Constitutional Issue, Viceroy’s Speech Condemned, Frontier Question, Waziristan. Ch 21: Twenty-Seventh Session of the All-India Muslim League, Lahore, March 22, 24, 1940, Proceedings, Welcome Address by Nawab of Mamdot (Extract) Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah, Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Pakistan, Palestine, Khaksar Question, Amendment in the Constitution. Ch 22: Bombay Muslim League Conference Hubli, May 24, 1940, Presidential Address by Raja of Mahmudabad. Ch 23: Muslim League Working Committee, Bombay, June 15-16, 1940, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions Adopted, War Effort, Enemy Aggression, War Committees, Muslim Premiers’ Conference, Volunteer Organisation. Ch 24: Baluchistan Muslim League Conference Queta, July 26, 1940, Presidential Address by Liaquat Ali Khan. Ch 25; Muslim League Working Committee, Bombay August 31 to September 2, 1940, proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions Adopted, Future Constitution, two-Nation Theory, War Effort, Condolence, (Ashiqu Warsi) Disciplinary Action, War Committees, Volunteer Organistaion, Delhi Provincial League. Ch 26: Muslim League Working Committee, New Delhi, September 28, 1940, Proceedings, Text of the Resolution adopted, Governor-General’s Council. Ch 27: Muslim League Council: New Delhi, September 29, 1940, Proceedings, Mr. Jinnah’s Statement. Ch 28: U.P. Muslim League Conference, Allahabad, December 24, 1940, Presidential Address by Mr., Mohd. Ismail Khan (extract). Ch 29: All-India Muslim League: Activities of the League from Jan. to Dec. 1941, text of the Resolutions Adopted; Occupation of Muslim States, Aggression Against Iran, national Defence, Council, Mr. Amery’s Statement, Mr. Amery’s Statement on Lahore Resolution. Ch 30: Twenty-Eight Session of the All-India Muslim League, Madras, April 12-15, 1941, Proceedings, Welcome address by Mr. Abdul hamid Khan Presidential address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah, Texts of the Resolutions Adopted, Condolence (Dr. Shah Mohammad Suleiman) Amendment in the Aims and Objects, Amendment in the Constitution, Civil Disobedience Movement, Provincial Legislatures, Five-Year Plan, authority of the President, Lady Members, Muslim National Guard, Muslim Employees, Police Firing on Muslims, Indians in Ceylon, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer, Joint Secretaries. Ch 31: Muslim League Working committee; Bombay August 24, 1941, Proceedings, texts of the Resolutions Adopted; League Premiers called to Resign, Canvassing the Viceroy, Communal Riots, Indo-Burma Agreement, Objection to Mr. Amery’s Statement, Demand for Assurance from British Government, Sir Sultan Ahmed, Nawab of Chattari’s case, Begum Shah Nawaz’s Case. Ch 32: Muslim League Working Committee; New Delhi, October 26, 1941, Policy Adopted in Assembly. Ch 33: Muslim League Council, New Delhi, October 26, 1941, Proceedings, texts of the resolutions Adopted, Viceroy’s executive council, Communal Action in Iran, Mr. Fazlul Haq’s Case. Ch 34: Muslim League working Committee, New Delhi, November 16, 1941, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Mr. Fazlul Haq’s Explanation, Expansion of Executive Council Allama Mashriqi’s Release, Indians in Ceylon. Ch 35: Muslim League Working Committee, Nagpur, December 26, 1941, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Political Situation, The War effort, Action against Mr. Huq Approved, Nawab Siddiqui Ali Khan. Ch 36: Plenary Session of Bengal Provincial Muslim League, Serajganj, February 15m 1942, Proceedings, Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah (Extract) Resolutions Adopted. Ch 37: Muslim League working Committee, Delhi, February 21, 1942, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Danger of War to India, Suffering of Muslims Far East Sapru Conference Demand. Ch 38: Muslim League Council Meeting: Delhi, February 22, 1942, Proceedings. Ch 39: Twenty-Ninth Session of All-India Muslim League, Allahabad, April 3-6, 1942, Proceedings, Welcome Address by Sir Mohd. Yusuf, Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah, Text of the Resolutions adopted, Condolence (Shah Nawaz Khan) Muslim League President, Protection of Muslim Life, Indians Abroad, Fazlul Haq, Amendments in the Constitutions, British Baluchistan, Food Shortage, Khaksar Movement Abdul Rehan Khan. Ch 40: All-India Muslim league Memorandum. Ch 41: Muslim League working Committee, Bombay, August 16-20, 1942, Proceedings, Text of the Resolution adopted, Political Situation.

Ch 42: Muslim League Working Committee, New Delhi, November 8, 1942, Proceedings, Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Sind Affirs, Collective Fines, Political Situation. Ch 43: Muslim League council; New Delhi, November 9, 1942, Proceedings. Ch 44: Annual Session of Punjab Muslim League, Conference, Lyallpur, November 17, 1942, Proceedings. Ch 45: Leaders’ Correspondence With Mr. M.A. Jinnah Mr. M.A. Jinnah and Lord Linlithgow, M.A. Jinnah and Mahatma Gandhi, M.A. Jinnah and Subhas Chandra Bose, M.A. Jinnah and Jawaharlal Nehru, M.A. Jinnah and Subhas Chandra Bose, M.A. Jinnah and Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru, M.A. Jinnah and Sir Roger Lumley, Jinnah and Mr. Fazlul Haque, Jinnah and Nawab of Chattari, Jinnah and Allama Mashriqi, Jinnah and Maulana Azad, Jinnah and Mr. C. Rajagopalachari, Jinnah and Sheikh Abdul Majid, Jinnah and Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Western Democracy Unsuited for India, (Mr.Jinnah’s Thesis). Ch 46: Lyallpur Pakistan Conference, Lyallpur, July 20, 1941, Proceedings, Presidential Address by Mr. Malik Barkat Ali Texts of the Resolutions adopted, Leadership of Quaid-i-Azam Jinnah, Fazlul Haq Repudiated, Muslim Support for War Effort. Ch 47: Lucknow Pakistan Conference, Lucknow, November 29, 1941, Proceedings, Presidential Address by Nawab for Mamdot (extract) Resolutions. Ch 48: The Scheme of Indian Federation, Attributed to Sir Sikander Hyat Khan. Ch 49: Scheme Put forward by Dr. Syed Abdul Latif. Ch 50: All-India Muslim league; New Delhi, April 8, 1939, The pirpur Committee’s Report, (extract), The Jamiat-ul- Ulema-i-Hind. Ch 51: The Jamiat-ul-Ulema-i-Hind: New Delhi, March 3-6, 1939, Welcoem addressby Mr. Shaukatullah Shah Ansari, Presidential Address by Maulana Abul haque Madani Resolutions adopted. Ch 52: The Jamiat-ul-Ulema-i-Hind Working Committee, Meerut, September 16-18, 1939, Resolution on War. Ch 53: The Jamiat-ul-Ulema-i-Hind: Presidential Address by Maulana Madani, Resolutions Adopted, Muslim Educational Conference. Ch 54: All-India Muslim Educational Conference, Patna, October 1, 1938, Presidential Address by Mr. A.K. Fazlul Huq Resolutions. Ch 55: The Punjab Muslim Educational Conference Lahore, December 29, 1938, Proceeding. Ch 56: All-India Muslim leducaiotnl Conference Calcutta, December 29-31, 1939, Proceedings, Welcome Address by Mr. A.K. Fazlul Haq, Presidential Address by Nawab Kamal Yarjung, Resolutions adopted: University for Frontier, Wardha Scheme Criticised, Education of Muslim Women, Plea for Industrial Training. Ch 57: All-India Muslim educational Conference Pooona, December 28, 1940, Governor’s inaugural Address, Presidential Address by A.K. Fazlul Huq. Shia Political Conference. Ch 58: All-India Shia Political Conference Lucknow, October 11-12, 1937, Proceedings, Resolutions adopted. Ch 59: All-India Shia Political Conference Chapra, December 29-31, 1939, Proceedings, Resolutions adopted, Shias and the Freedom movement. Ch 60: Shia All-India Parties Conference Lucknow, April 14-15, 1940, Proceedings, Presidential Address by Sir Sultan Ahmed, Resolution Adopted. Other Parties and Conferences. Ch 61: First Session of the All-india Muslim Students Federation, Calcutta, December 27-28, 1937, Syed Abdul Aziz’s Opening Speech, Mr. Haq’s Address, Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah Resolution. Ch 62: The All-India Muslim Students’ Conference, Calcutta, December 27-28, 1937, Presidential Address by Mr. Humayan Kabir (Extracts) Resolution Adopted. Ch 63: The All-India Muslim Students’ Confernce, Patna, December 29, 1938. Mr. Jinnah’s Opening Speech (Extract) presidential Address by Raja of Mahmudabad. Ch 64: Punjab Muslim Students Conference Lahore, January 14-15, 1939, Presidential Address by Mr. Abdul Qayyum Resolutions adopted. Ch 65: Annual Session of the Madras Muslim Youth Conference, Madras, September address by Nawab Yar Jung Bahadur. Ch 66: First Session of U.P. Muslim Students Confernce Allahabad, November 17, 1940, Mr. M.N. Roy’s Plea, Presidential Address by Khan Bahadur S.M. Ismail Resolutions Adopted. Ch 67: Second Session of the Bihar Muslim students Federation, Patna, December 22, 1940, presidential Address by Mr. Ghulam Imam. Ch 68: Fifth Session of the All-India Muslim Students Conference Nagpur, December 26-27, 1941, Welcome address by Mr. Abdul Qadir, Presidential Address by Mr. M.A. Jinnah, Resolution Adopted. Ch 69: Second session of the Punjab Muslim Students Conference, Rawalpindi, March 7-8, 1942, Proceedings, Report of the General Secretary, Resolutions Adopted, Warning to British Government, Pakistan as Goal, Faith in Jinnah, Islamic History Urdu Language. Ch 70: Annual Session of the All-India Muslim Students’ Conference, Jullunder, November 14-15, 1942, Proceedings, Resolutions adopted. Ch 71: Punjab Ahrar Conference, Multan, May 21, 1937, proceedings. Ch 72: All-Bengal Muslim Conference, Berhampur, October 23, 1937, Proceedings. Ch 73: Andhra Muslim Political Conference, Samalkot, January, 28 1940, Presidential address by Mr. Abdul Raoof. Ch 74: First Session of the Independent Muslim Conference, New Delhi, April 27-30, 1940, Proceeding, Welcome address by Mr. Khan Bahadur Shaikh Mohd. Jan Presidential Address by Khan Bahadur Allah Baksh Resolutions Adopted; Independence as Goal of Muslims, Pakistan Move Denounced, Communal Problem, War World, Baluchistan, Handloom Industry. Ch 75: Indian National Congress: Haripura, 1938, Presidential Address by Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose (Extract). Ch 76: Indian National Congress, Ramgarh, 1940, presidential Address by Maulana Azad (Extract). Ch 77: Indian National Congress, Resolutions on Minorities, Subject Index.

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