Badruddin Tyabji was an Indian lawyer, activist and politician during British Raj.
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Badruddin Tyabji was an Indian lawyer, activist and politician during British Raj.
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Badruddin Tyabji was one of the founding member and first Muslim president of Indian National Congress.
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Badruddin Tyabji founded the Anjuman-i-Islam College in Bombay in 1874.
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Badruddin Tyabji is often referred to as one of the most prominent members of Badruddin Tyabji family.
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Badruddin Tyabji was born on 10 October 1844 in Bombay, part of the Bombay Presidency of British India.
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Whilst in England, his father gave him letters of introduction to Lord Ellenborough, the retired Governor-General of India After Newbury, Badruddin Tyabji enrolled at the University of London and Middle Temple in 1863.
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On his return to Bombay in December 1867, Badruddin Tyabji became the first Indian barrister in the High Court of Bombay.
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Badruddin Tyabji was nominated to the Bombay Municipal Corporation in 1873.
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In June 1895 Badruddin Tyabji was made a judge of the Bombay High Court, the first Muslim and the third Indian to be so elevated.
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Badruddin Tyabji was active in women's emancipation and worked to weaken the zenana system.
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Badruddin Tyabji was married to Rahat-un-Nafs and together they had eighteen children.
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Badruddin Tyabji's grandsons included Saif Tyabji, Azim Tyabji, Asaf Ali Asghar Fyzee, and Badruddin Tyabji.
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