All India Women's Conference
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Sep 9, 2026
speaker_1ADVERTISER
And I knew
Ashish KoulGUEST
that quite a few of them were actually also activists for Muslim women's rights, but also some of them were affiliated with the All India Women's Conference since the 1920s.
Ashish KoulGUEST
So I kind of was fascinated by the idea of, well, how are these women transitioning into or how are they negotiating the idea of a future Muslim nation state? And how do they kind of put the pieces together between, you know, a South admittedly kind of, you know, like a nation state for Muslims.
Ashish KoulGUEST
And we know that in the 30s and 40s, many people were envisioning Pakistan as an Islamic state, even though many others were not.
speaker_4NARRATOR
I knew
Ashish KoulGUEST
that quite a few of them were actually also activists for Muslim women's rights, but also some of them were affiliated with the All India Women's Conference since the 1920s.
Ashish KoulGUEST
So I kind of was fascinated by the idea of, well, how are these women transitioning into or how are they negotiating the idea of a future Muslim nation state? And how do they kind of put the pieces together between, you know, a South admittedly kind of, you know, like a nation state for Muslims.
Ashish KoulGUEST
And we know that in the 30s and 40s, many people were envisioning Pakistan as an Islamic state, even though many others were not.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
And I knew that quite
Ashish KoulGUEST
a few of them were actually also activists for Muslim women's rights, but also some of them were affiliated with the All India Women's Conference since the 1920s.
Ashish KoulGUEST
So I kind of was fascinated by the idea of, well, how are these women transitioning into or how are they negotiating the idea of a future Muslim nation state? And how do they kind of put the pieces together between, you know, a South admittedly kind of, you know, like a nation state for Muslims.
Ashish KoulGUEST
And we know that for in the 30s and 40s, many people were, envisioning Pakistan as an Islamic state, even though many others were not.