- It demanded immediate economic separation from Hindu-majority areas.
- It asserted that Muslims were a distinct nation requiring political self-determination to protect their unique cultural and religious identity.
- It sought to establish a rigid theocratic state based solely on Sharia law.
- It aimed to create a pan-Islamic empire by uniting with Middle Eastern countries.
What was the primary socio-political implication of the Two-Nation Theory for the Muslims of British India?
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