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    the development of Hadith centers in India after the Mughal era marked a transformative

    period in Islamic scholarship within the subcontinent. The decline of Mughal political power

    paralleled a renaissance in religious studies, where scholars like Shah Waliullah Dehlawi and

    institutions such as Darul Uloom Deoband and Nadwatul Ulama became instrumental in the

    revitalization of Hadith studies. These centers upheld rigorous scholarly standards, introduced

    new methodologies, and promoted accessibility by offering commentaries in local languages,

    which broadened the reach of Hadith literature beyond traditional Arabic-speaking audiences.

    Indian scholars not only preserved the core teachings of Islam but also adapted them to meet

    contemporary challenges, fostering a legacy that extended beyond India’s borders to the

    global Muslim community. Their work laid a foundation that continues to influence Islamic

    education and Hadith scholarship worldwide, reflecting the enduring impact of India’s Hadith

    centers on Islamic intellectual and spiritual heritage.

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