االسىواورنمذہتأ ٠٣ىه،صش/٠هكامع:تجىبئ.

This article critically examines Sir Sayed Ahamd Khan's perspectives on Islamic thoughts and Muslim civilization's presentation, highlighting his efforts to perform and modernize Islamic ideology. It analyses his writings, such as Tafsir-al-Qur'an and khutbate-e-Ahmadiyah, to understand his approach to Islamic thought and its representation. This article also explores his views on Muslim civilization's presentation, including his advocacy for education, science and interfaith understanding. By evaluating Sir Syed's vision, this article aims to understand his contributions to Islamic reform, modernization and the promotion of a progressive Muslim identity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]