Kingdom of Thiruvithamkoor

ترافنكور

Kingdom in southern India from 1729 to 1949.

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Vakkom Moulavi

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Vakkom Moulavi

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Vakkom Moulavi

Indian social reformer, scholar, writer and journalist (1873–1932) of Vakkom in the Kingdom of Travancore, called the father of the Muslim renaissance in Kerala. He founded the Swadeshabhimani newspaper in 1905, confiscated by the Travancore government in 1910, published the journals Muslim, Al-Islam and Deepika, led a religious reform grounded in the Qur'an and Hadith against innovation, and campaigned for women's and modern education and Muslim unity, helping to found the Muslim Aikya Sangham.