Islamic Path : sufism, politics and society in India / edited by Saiyid Zaheer Husain Jafri & Helmut Reifeld

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Edited by Saiyid Zaheer Husain Jafri & Helmut Reifeld

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TextPublication details: New Delhi: Rainbow Publishers, 2006.Description: xiii, 425 p; includes glossary, index (401-425)ISBN:

9788186962855
8186962859

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297.40954 P6

Summary: This edited volume brings together scholarly essays on the role of Sufism in shaping India’s religious, cultural, and political life. It explores how Sufi thought and institutions influenced social harmony, political authority, and community life, while also addressing contemporary debates on Sufism’s place in modern Indian society.

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This edited volume brings together scholarly essays on the role of Sufism in shaping India’s religious, cultural, and political life. It explores how Sufi thought and institutions influenced social harmony, political authority, and community life, while also addressing contemporary debates on Sufism’s place in modern Indian society.

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