SHORTEST HISTORY OF SIR SYED
In 1861, Sir Syed founded an English medium school in Murad Abad, He had been thoroughly convinced that it was imperative for the Indian Muslims, to gain proficiency in Western sciences along with the religious instructions, otherwise they would not progress in any field. Gradually this faith gained ground and he sincerely and seriously stared thinking about educating the Muslims. It so happened that in 1869 the Government of India agreed to sanction a scholarship for justice Mahmood to go to England to acquire education. It was the desire of Sir Sued, that if he could find a change, he may go to England, along with his son and deeply studies the system of education prevalent there. Therefore he went to England. There he decided that a university should be founded in India, for the sake of Muslims, which in no way be inferior to Oxford and Cambridge. On his return to India, he founded M.A.O. College, on 2nd January 1877 which gradually rose to the status of Muslims university Ali Garh.
In 1861, Sir Syed founded an English medium school in Murad Abad, He had been thoroughly convinced that it was imperative for the Indian Muslims, to gain proficiency in Western sciences along with the religious instructions, otherwise they would not progress in any field. Gradually this faith gained ground and he sincerely and seriously stared thinking about educating the Muslims. It so happened that in 1869 the Government of India agreed to sanction a scholarship for justice Mahmood to go to England to acquire education. It was the desire of Sir Sued, that if he could find a change, he may go to England, along with his son and deeply studies the system of education prevalent there. Therefore he went to England. There he decided that a university should be founded in India, for the sake of Muslims, which in no way be inferior to Oxford and Cambridge. On his return to India, he founded M.A.O. College, on 2nd January 1877 which gradually rose to the status of Muslims university Ali Garh.
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