دور الدين في مقاومة الاستعمار والتغيرات الاجتماعية

The Role of Religion in Resistance to Colonialism and Social Changes

Abstract

This article explores the role of religion in resisting colonialism and the social changes it brought about in the colonized societies, particularly focusing on the South Asian context. Through the lens of Islamic thought and social movements, it analyzes how religion provided a framework for political mobilization, fostering resistance against colonial powers. The article examines various religious leaders and movements in Pakistan and India, showcasing their influence on social structures and national identity formation. The research further investigates the impact of religious ideologies on post-colonial social changes and how religious groups have shaped social reformations in the aftermath of colonial rule.