ترکِ اسلام کے اسباب و محرکات:برِّصغیر کے نو مسیحی مُصنِّفین کی آپ بیتیوں اور سوانح عُمریوں سے پیدا شدہ اشکالات کے تجزیہ کی ضرورت و افادیت

Christianity is one of the most primitive and majority religion of the entire world. Its majority in numbers all over the world is an admitted fact but in the Indian Sub-Continent it has not been able to attain such status. The arrival and dominance of the western nations, generally, but the British imperialism, specially, is one of the most prominent factors of the propagation of Christianity in the Sub-Continent of India. The Christian priests started an organized movement against Islam with the help of The British Rule. A small number of Muslims abandoned their belief and embraced Christianity because of this partial movement and the political, socio-economic and religious dominance of the British. These newly converted Christians compiled and published anti-Islam material in the form of books and journals. A few of them described the reasons of their discard of Islam through autobiographies. The life history and character of such people was also presented in the form of biographies after their death by their successors. These autobiographies and biographies are an important, essential and peculiar part of the prejudiced literature written against Islam. The study of this biased and sensitive literature is extremely necessary. This research article has been compiled to fulfill the educational, religious and ideological needs of the researchers and literary circles of the comparative studies of different religions.