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Indias Loyal Moslems: Prayers after the Great Meeting at Dacca
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Indias Loyal Moslems: Prayers after the Great Meeting at Dacca
KAT323440 Indias Loyal Moslems: Prayers after the Great Meeting at Dacca, illustration from The Graphic October 27th 1906 (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Partition of Bengal: 1905: illustration to an article about agitation in Bengal; Bengal had been partitioned into two zones, East and West, in 1905; the Muslims in this image are meeting to support the partition; ); English, out of copyright
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1905 Bangladesh Bengal British Raj Mahomedan Moslem Partition Pray Skull Cap Dhaka Kufi
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The photograph captures a powerful moment of unity and devotion among India's loyal Muslims. Taken in 1906 by an English photographer, the image showcases a gathering of men and boys in traditional attire, standing together in prayer after a significant meeting at Dacca. This historic event took place against the backdrop of the Partition of Bengal in 1905, which divided the region into East and West zones. The Muslims depicted here had come together to express their support for this partition, highlighting their faith and solidarity. In this scene, one can observe individuals wearing various types of headgear such as hats and skull caps, representing different cultural backgrounds within the Muslim community. Their clothing reflects the diversity that exists within Asia's Islamic population. Set against a picturesque outdoor setting - possibly Ramahs Garden - these devotees are seen bowing down with utmost reverence towards Mecca during their prayers. The field they occupy becomes a sacred space where religious fervor intertwines with political expression. This photograph not only serves as a visual record but also offers insight into an important period in Indian history when religion played a pivotal role in shaping socio-political dynamics. It stands as a testament to the strength of faith and collective action among India's Muslim community during times of change and upheaval.
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