Muhammadan Educational Conference

The Muhammadan Educational Conference, founded in 1886 in India, aimed to promote Muslim education and social reform. It was established by prominent figures like Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, advocating for educational advancement among Muslims. The conference brought together leaders and scholars to discuss issues affecting the community, including modern education, political rights, and social development. It played a significant role in shaping Muslim identity in India and laid the groundwork for subsequent movements that sought to uplift and empower Muslims through education and social action.