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Islam in the Subcontinent : Muslims in a Plural Society Mushirul Hassan

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi : Manohar, 2002.Description: 530 pagesSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 297.0954 MUS-I 2002
Contents:
Part I: 1. Introduction. 2. Resistance and Acquiescence in North India: Muslim Responses to the West. 3. The Myth of Unity: Colonial and National Narratives. 4. Traditional Rites and contested Meaning: Sectarian Strife in Colonial Lucknow. Part II: 5. Mediating the External: Pan-Islamism and Nationalist Renewal. 6. My Life: A Fragment: Mohamed Ali ‘s Quest for Identity in Colonial India. 7. Representations of Indian nationalism: Ideology and praxis of Azad and Mohamed Ali. 8. Congress Muslim ‘and Indian Nationalism, Dilemma and Decline c. 1928-1934. Part III: 9. Religion, Politics and partition. 10. The Muslim Mass Contact Campaign: A Strategy of Political Mobilization. 11. The local Roots of the Pakistan Movement: The Aligarh Muslim University. 12. Memories of a Fragmented Nation: Rewriting the Histories of India’s Partition. 13. Divided nationalism India’s Partition Revisited. Part IV: 14. Moradabad Riots, 1980: Causes and Meanings. 15. Competing Symbols and Shared Codes: Inter-Community Relations in Modern India. 16. The Changing Position of the Muslims and the Political Future of Secularism in India, c. 1947-1986. Part V: 17. India and Pakistan: Why the Difference? Appendices: I. Report of the committee appointed by the All Parties Conference (1928) to determine the Principles of the Constitution for India. II. Report of the Working Group on Empowering the Minorities Constituted by the Planning Commission in the context of Formulation of the Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-2007), 10 May 2001. Index.
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Islam In The Subcontinent

Part I: 1. Introduction. 2. Resistance and Acquiescence in North India: Muslim Responses to the West. 3. The Myth of Unity: Colonial and National Narratives. 4. Traditional Rites and contested Meaning: Sectarian Strife in Colonial Lucknow. Part II: 5. Mediating the External: Pan-Islamism and Nationalist Renewal. 6. My Life: A Fragment: Mohamed Ali ‘s Quest for Identity in Colonial India. 7. Representations of Indian nationalism: Ideology and praxis of Azad and Mohamed Ali. 8. Congress Muslim ‘and Indian Nationalism, Dilemma and Decline c. 1928-1934. Part III: 9. Religion, Politics and partition. 10. The Muslim Mass Contact Campaign: A Strategy of Political Mobilization. 11. The local Roots of the Pakistan Movement: The Aligarh Muslim University. 12. Memories of a Fragmented Nation: Rewriting the Histories of India’s Partition. 13. Divided nationalism India’s Partition Revisited. Part IV: 14. Moradabad Riots, 1980: Causes and Meanings. 15. Competing Symbols and Shared Codes: Inter-Community Relations in Modern India. 16. The Changing Position of the Muslims and the Political Future of Secularism in India, c. 1947-1986. Part V: 17. India and Pakistan: Why the Difference? Appendices: I. Report of the committee appointed by the All Parties Conference (1928) to determine the Principles of the Constitution for India. II. Report of the Working Group on Empowering the Minorities Constituted by the Planning Commission in the context of Formulation of the Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-2007), 10 May 2001. Index.

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