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082			_a297.0954 _bOMA
100			_aKhalidi, Omar
245		0	_aIndian Muslims: _bSince Independence / _cOmar Khalidi
260			_aNew Delhi _bVikas Publishing House _c1995
300			_axii, 246 p. : maps
300			_ainclude appendix and index (235-246)
520			_aThis book provides a detailed account of the political, social, economic, and cultural condition of Muslims in India after 1947. Khalidi examines the challenges faced by the community as a religious minority in a secular but Hindu-majority state, exploring issues of identity, integration, and marginalization. Khalidi argues that while Muslims in India have made significant contributions to national life, they continue to face structural disadvantages and identity-based challenges. His study combines history, sociology, and political analysis to highlight both resilience and marginalization.
650			_aMuslims—India—History
650			_aMuslims—India—Social conditions
650			_aIndia—Politics and government
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