The Migration Movement (Tehreek-e-Hijrat) was a significant religious protest that occurred during the Khilafat Movement. In 1920, some ulema (scholars) issued a fatwa declaring British India as Dar-ul-Harb (land of war) and encouraged Muslims to migrate to Afghanistan, which was considered Dar-ul-Islam (land of peace). Thousands of Muslims sold their belongings and moved to Afghanistan as an act of religious protest against the British government's policies, especially those concerning the Ottoman Caliphate.
Which movement was a part of Khilafat Movement?
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