In May 1912, under the combined influence of the reformist currents of Egypt and the Indian Ocean, the first school described as “modern” in the country, was created in Kuwait. At the same time, the tenth congress of the Association of Indian Ulemas was held in Lucknow, bringing together reformist intellectuals influenced by the legacy of the famous Sayyid Ahmad Khan who died in 1898. The presence
اللغة: الإنجليزية. المصدر: Arabian Humanities (OpenEdition / CEFREPA). الرخصة: CC BY-SA 4.0 — نقل كامل جائز مع العزو ونفس الرخصة.
الرابط الأصلي (DOI): https://doi.org/10.4000/cy.9743 الأصل الأجنبي: Rashid Rida: A “Passage to India”... and Kuwait.