Explanation:

Syed Ahmed Khan (1817–1898) was a Muslim Indian political figure and reformer under the British Raj (British colonial rule of India). Until 1857, the British crown administered its Indian colonial territories through the East India Company. Then, in 1857, there was an uprising called the Sepoy Rebellion or Great Rebellion of 1857. Syed Ahmed Khan, who was working in the judicial department of the East India Company, remained loyal to the British through the rebellion, but he also sought reform. Within this context, in 1858, he wrote Loyal Muhammadans of India, also referred to as The Causes of the Indian Revolt.