| Hindi-urdu Controversy |
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Sir Syed Ahmed Khan , the foremost intellectual among the Indian Muslim population and probably the native Indian to whom the British lent the most credence, was greatly affected by the Hindi-Urdu Controversy. In a prescient moment, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan later said "now I am convinced that both these communities will not join whole heartedly in anything. At present there is no open hostility between the two communities but it will increase immensely in the future." Proponents of the creation of an Islamic republic called Pakistan often label Sir Syed one of the originators of the idea, based on this quote and others like it. SEE ALSO NOTES Urdu-Hindi Controversy , from Story of Pakistan website EXTERNAL LINKS
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