The Muslims of India : beliefs and practices / edited by Paul Jackson.
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TextPublication details: Delhi : Published for Islamic Studies Association by Theological Publications in India, Bangalore, 1988.Description: xiii, 297 p. ; 22 cmContent type: - text
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| 297.0951 RAF Islam in China | 297.0954 ALI Islam in India : the impact of civilizations / | 297.0954 LIV Lived Islam in South Asia : adaptation, accommodation, and conflict / | 297.0954 M8 The Muslims of India : beliefs and practices / | 297.0954 NAQ Being The Other : the Muslim in India / | 297.0954 OMA Indian Muslims: Since Independence / | 297.0954 P4 Islam in Contemporary World Some Indian Prespective |
Includes bibliographical references(277-297)
The work covers themes such as religious observances, cultural expressions, everyday practices, social customs, and the interaction of Muslims with broader Indian society. It emphasizes the plurality within Indian Islam, showing the differences across regions, sects, and communities while also underlining the unifying role of core Islamic principles.
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