Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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History of Peace (Eng) | 12 Nov 2006 - Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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2 min 32 sec
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Pax Romana: peace through force without freedom
“The first model recorded in history was adopted by Romans.”
4 min 5 sec
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Critique of Pax Romana: force without freedom
“The first model recorded in history was adopted by Romans.”
30 sec
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Pax Romana formula of peace
“The Romans adopted a formula of peace known as Pax Romana.”
30 sec
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Pax Americana model
“The second model is American model, called Pax Americana.”
2 min 32 sec
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Pax Americana: force and destruction
“The second model is American model, called Pax Americana.”
4 min 36 sec
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Critique of Pax Americana: force and negative results
“The second model is American model, called Pax Americana.”
32 sec
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British model of peace
“Then there is the British model.”
2 min 3 sec
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British model: internal autonomy and non-interference
“Then there is the British model.”
30 sec
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League of Nations failure
“First of all, the first was named as League of Nations.”
30 sec
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Indian freedom struggle failure with violence
“From 1857 up to 1919, India's freedom struggle was based on arms.”
30 sec
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Gandhi's peaceful interpretation of Gita
“So he completely abandoned himsa and violence.”
2 min 6 sec
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Gandhi's non-violence strategy and British helplessness
“So when Mahatma Gandhi declared we will follow ahimsa”
31 sec
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Islamic model distinct
“Now let us take the Islamic model of peace.”
2 min 31 sec
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Islamic peace: accept status quo, avail opportunities
“Now let us take the Islamic model of peace.”
5 min 35 sec
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Islamic model: positive status quoism and Meccan example
“Now let us take the Islamic model of peace.”
30 sec
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Positive status quoism
“But in contrast, Islam believes in positive status quoism.”
2 min 30 sec
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Islamic peace formula: reconciliation and opportunities
“So this was the formula of peace of Islam.”