Maulana Abul Kalam Azad's educational journey

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Started at home, he was very fond of reading since childhood. When he read the published articles of Sir Syed, he came to know the importance of modern education. Maulana Azad himself writes that “I got a chance to read the articles of Sir Syed, his idea of ​​modern education had a great impact on me and I realized that unless a person reads modern education, science, philosophy, English, he will not be right. Can't even get education. Maulana Azad's scholarly status can be gauged from the fact that when he published his first magazine 'Nerang-e-Alam', he was 12 years old. Abul Kalam 's contribution in liberating the country .


In 1914, he published a paper in the name of Al Hilal, which was banned by the government. After this, he brought out another paper by the name of Al Balag. The government kept banning his revolutionary articles and Maulana Azad kept Denmark Phone Number Data writing. As a result, in 1916, the British government expelled Maulana Azad from Calcutta and banned him. The states of Punjab, Delhi, UP and Mumbai had already banned Maulana Azad, so Maulana Azad reached Ranchi in 1916. After a few days, he was blinded in Ranchi itself. The city where I am writing this article has also welcomed Maulana Azad. The walls of Jama Masjid Ranchi are still reminding that Maulana Azad had raised the voice of Hindu-Muslim unity from here. Even today, the sound of Maulana Azad's footsteps is heard on the streets of Ranchi and the rooms of Morabadi where.




Maulada Azad spent his nights are blessed. While living in the city Ranchi, Maulana Azad built Anjuman Islamia, Madrasa Islamia, constructed Maulana Azad College and Azad High School in Upper Bazaar. Today many social works are being done under Anjuman Islamia, major examples of which are Anjuman Hospital, Rehmaniya Musafir Khana, Ratu Road Cemetery etc. In 1920, Maulana Azad's days of house arrest ended and he returned. Maulana Azad's interest in Indian politics. When Maulana Azad started taking interest in Indian politics, he was only 18 years old. He himself has written that “I have been teaching the people of my country to fight for freedom and rights for 12 consecutive years, since the age of 18 when I started teaching, writing and speaking on this path.” Maulana Azad wrote many books.