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Imam Ahmad Sirhindi

Naqshbandi scholar and Sunni revivalist

An early intellectual root of South Asian Muslim revivalist thought.

Est. 1947 · BengalA Bilingual Archive

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In the context of In Mughal India, he argued for renewed Sunni discipline and became known as Mujaddid Alf-e-Sani, an early modern reformist reference point., Imam Ahmad Sirhindi is recognized as Naqshbandi scholar and Sunni revivalist. An early intellectual root of South Asian Muslim revivalist thought.

Contribution

His Naqshbandi writings and reformist claims helped shape later South Asian Muslim revivalist thought.

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He provides deep intellectual background for later Muslim reform traditions that influenced North India and Bengal.

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He provides deep intellectual background for later Muslim reform traditions that influenced North India and Bengal.

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