Nishatunnisa Mohani

She was born in Lucknow; the article's infobox and lead give 1884 ¹, its biographical section gives 1885, and Wikidata gives 1884 at year precision ². She was educated at home, following the tradition of the era, and was proficient in Urdu, Arabic, Persian and English ¹.

She worked extensively in the non-cooperation and Khilafat movements ¹. She started the first khadi clothes shop, the Aligarh Khilafat Store, and with its income supported Gandhi's magazine Young India ¹. She persevered in the publication of her husband's newspaper Urdu-e-Mualla in the face of British legal actions against it ¹.

She condemned Gandhi for not standing up for the resolution for complete independence that her husband Hasrat Mohani had proposed ¹. Later she left the Indian National Congress and continued fighting for the interests of farmers and labourers ¹.

She was married to Hasrat Mohani, the independence campaigner who coined the phrase "Inquilab Zindabad" ¹. She died on 18 April 1937 ¹.

The English article — the only Wikipedia edition for her in any language — makes no statement of her religion at all: her Khilafat work is recounted as movement activity, and Wikidata records no religion value for her ¹². Neither her marriage nor her causes attest an affiliation, and none is inferred from her name; the museum's data record leaves her faith unknown and states the evidence, or its absence, exactly.

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