Maulana Muhammad Ali remained a dominant figure in every political and social reform deliberations in India until his death in 1931. In spite of his extremely busy schedule, he found time to write his autobiography 'My Life a Fragment'. The renowned English novelist H.G. Wells proclaimed, "Muhammad Ali possessed the pen of Macaulay, the tongue of Burke and the heart of Napoleon." Maulana Muhammad Ali is buried near the sacred Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.

Maulana Muhammad Ali instilled courage and confidence in the hearts of the ignorant masses who were sunk as if in deep slumber. He was largely instrumental in dispelling the inferiority complex resulting from incessant intimidation on many fronts. The extreme poverty and sufferings, to which the Indian masses were reduced to under the British Raj, added fuel to his fiery temperament. It was at a time when no other national leader had the vision and courage to speak on behalf of all Indians. When Sir Syed Ahmad Khan's policy of Muslim co-operation with the British Government failed miserably in uplifting the masses, the revolutionary policies of Maulana Muhammad Ali and Abul Kalam Azad took root among the Indian Muslims. Maulana Muhammad Ali towered high above his contemporary Indian politicians and was undoubtably a prince among the patriots.

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Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar.

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