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In page Shareefa Hamid Ali:

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As part of the AIWC, she testified in front of the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform in London in 1933.[2] In opposition of the establishment of a separate electorate that would bring about unbalanced power to religious-based parties, she argued that this would hinder the reform of inheritance laws. Begum Shah Nawaz, a politician and Muslim League activist, questioned her attempt,[3] arguing that Muslim women would not agree with Ali’s proposal if Muslim men did not accept her electoral proposal.[4]