Nineteenth and twentieth century : During the 19th and 20th centuries, numerous personalities criticized Muslims and Islam.-3.

 Pandit Lekh Ram

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During the 19th and 20th centuries, numerous personalities criticized Muslims and Islam.

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3. Pandit Lekh Ram regarded that Islam was grown through the violence and desire for wealth. He further asserted that Muslims deny the entire Islamic prescribed violence and atrocities, and will continue doing so. He wrote :

All educated people start looking down upon the forcible conversions and even started objecting to their very basis.

Since then some naturalist [Muslims] are trying, rather opposing falsehood and accepting the truth, to prove unnecessarily and wrongly that Islam never indulged in Jihad and the people were never converted to Islam forcibly.

Neither any temples were demolished nor were ever cows slaughtered in the temples.

Women and children belonging to other religious sects were never forcibly converted to Islam nor did they ever commit any sexual acts with them as could have been done with the slave-males and females both.

Sir William Muir

Next : 4. The Victorian orientalist scholar Sir William Muir criticised Islam for what he perceived to be an inflexible nature, which he held responsible for stifling progress and impeding social advancement in Muslims countries. The following sentences are taken from the Rede Lecture he delivered at Cambridge in 1881 :

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