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BL
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945577
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bc166
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English
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| Main Entry
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Reetz, Dietrich.
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| Title & Author
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Islam in the public sphere : : religious groups in India, 1900-1947 /\ Dietrich Reetz.
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| Publication Statement
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New Delhi :: Oxford University Press,, 2006.
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xv, 379 pages ;; 23 cm
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| ISBN
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9780195668100
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: 0195668103
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 339-360) and index.
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| Contents
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1. The concept of the public sphere and its evolution. The discourse on the public sphere and its critique; The public sphere and Islam; The evolution of the public sphere in colonial India -- 2. The Islamic activists and their movements in India. The educational movements; Faith and revival movements -- 3. Religious discourse and contested doctrines. The truth; Contested categories; The agenda; Forms and lines of intervention; The leader; Messiah and renewer of the faith; The mission; Daʻwa and tablīgh -- 4. Public action and political meaning. Participation or patrimony; On the outlines of a polity; Assertion or submission; On defence and self-defence; Activism or contemplation; From engagement to jihād; Exclusion or tolerance; On the emergence of sectarian radicalism -- 5. Social commitment and a new society. Islamic or secular society; Religious or national education; Islamic or secular law; Islamic social relief or welfare society -- 6. Conclusion. Islamic project; Islamic sphere -- Appendix I. The 'tack' of the Deoband School; Articles of faith and the Barelwi Group; Objectives of the Nadwa Council and Seminary; Firangī Maḥall activist and scholar Abdul Bari (1878-1926); Articles of faith of the Ahl-i Ḥadīth; The six essentials of the Tablīghī Jamāʻat; Articles of faith of the Aḥmadīya; Statutes of the Jamlis-e-Aḥrār-e Islām; Creed (14 Points) of the Khāksār Movement -- Appendix II. Statutes of the Jamʻr̄yat-e ʻUlamāʼ-ye Hind (JUH) -- Appendix III. Duties and powers of the Amīr al-Hind.
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"Islam in the Public Sphere explores the contestation of the public sphere by different Islamic groups and traditions in colonial India. It traces the genesis of madrasa-based movements and Islamic groups in South Asia and helps understand the roots of the current state of Islamic activism and militancy in the region." "This book will be an interesting read for historians, political scientists, and journalists as well as scholars and students interested in religious studies and the history of Islam and Islamic groups, with respect to nationalist politics in South Asia."--Jacket.
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Islamic sects-- India.
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Islam-- India-- History-- 20th century.
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Islam and politics-- India.
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Islam and culture-- India.
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Islam.
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Islam and culture.
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Islam and politics.
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Islamic sects.
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Islam
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Politik
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Islam and politics-- India.
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Religiöse Gruppe
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India.
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Britisch-Indien
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India, Politics and government, 1919-1947.
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Indien
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| Dewey Classification
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297.260954
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| LC Classification
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BP63.I4R44 2006
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BE 8092rvk
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LB 46385rvk
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