My life : a fragment : an autobiographical sketch of Maulana Mohamed Ali

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My life : a fragment : an autobiographical sketch of Maulana Mohamed Ali

edited and annotated by Mushirul Hasan

Manohar, 1999

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First published in 1942, edited by Afzal Iqbal

Includes bibliographical references

内容説明・目次

内容説明

My Life: A Fragment, authored by Mohamed Ali, reflects the fears, anxieties and aspirations of many educated Muslims who lived through the first two decades after the death of Syed Ahmad Khan in 1898. It is also an important personal statement, a document of deep religious feeling which serves to illuminate Mohamed Alis inner self-awareness of Islam. For this reason, his book invites comparison with other texts written around the same time in other countries by Muslim scholars and publicists. Its historical value, having long been recognized by historians of Indian nationalism and Indian Islam, is enhanced by the absence of a similar text written in India by any other leading actor of the period. At a time when social scientists are engaged with the overriding theme of identity politics and with issues of identity-formation in South Asia, Mohamed Alis insights enable us to understand how a specifically Muslim identity was being constructed in early twentieth century north India. This is particularly so at a time when scholars are also trying to come to terms with communal or communitarian solidarities and their role in the private and public domains. Finally, My Life: A Fragment illumines how influential public figures like Mohamed Ali reflected on the changes ushered in by the colonial government and their impact on, his community and the nation. This important text is essential reading for the political, social and cultural history of north India.

目次

  • Preface
  • Introduction: I. Studies at Home and at School: An Egotists Apology
  • Elementary Religious Instruction
  • An Alims Religious Studies
  • An Average Mulsims Studies
  • Third Infidel in a Family
  • Prejudice against English Culture and Education
  • The Oasis in British India
  • Education without a Teacher and Text-Book
  • Mosque as a Club
  • Home as a School
  • Home Circle
  • Our Mother
  • At Mothers Knee
  • Godless Education in School
  • Aligarhs raison detre Religious Instruction at Aligarh
  • Acquaintance with the Quran
  • Subsequent Results
  • I Attract My Big Brothers Notice
  • At Oxford
  • II. The Awakening: In Public Service
  • I Become a Journalist
  • The Comrade and Its Dreams
  • Outlook in 1911
  • Beginning of Troubles
  • Sad Thoughts and Their Sequel
  • Reaction to British Foreign Policy
  • Reaction to Turkish Politics
  • The Deendars and Nai Raushani
  • Views of the Reformed Eupopes Temporal Aggression
  • Religion with a Brief Creed and No Clergy
  • Impact of International Politics on Indian Muslims
  • The Book Our Mother Read
  • The Parable Likening a Good Word to a Good Tree
  • Expanded Horizon
  • The Pilgrims BrokerNew Style
  • III. My Troubles and the Remedy: The Press Act
  • The Press Act Again
  • Exit The Comrade
  • A Printer and Publishers Troubles
  • More Trouble
  • The Choice of the Turks
  • The Hamdard Suffers
  • Ill-Health and Internment
  • Qutub Sahib
  • Picnicking Pilgrims
  • Exile
  • End of Journalism
  • Internment Finance
  • Peaqce at Last
  • Our Friends
  • From Garhwal to Gondwana
  • IV. The Discovery: Reading the Quran Through
  • Revelation Piecemeal
  • The Spearhead of Islam
  • Our Daily Readings
  • Freshness of the Quran
  • V. The Secular Outlook in Europe: Renans Modern Interpretation of Christianity
  • Conflict between God and Caesar
  • H.G. Wells Conception of the Kingdom of God
  • The Hellenistic Graft Which Changed Christianity out of Recognition
  • VI. The New Zeal: A Welcome Gift
  • Contact with Mohammad Iqbal
  • H.G. Wells
  • Injustice to the Turks
  • The Evil of Nationalism
  • Man Proposes, God Disposes
  • End of Internment at Chhindwara
  • Khilafat Delegation to Europe
  • An Unknown Visitor
  • Back to India: Home on Wheels
  • Arrest at Waltair and the Karachi Trial
  • Authorship
  • VII. Islam: Whence and Whither? The First Revelation
  • What is the Spirit?
  • Scholasticism in Islam
  • Science and Religion
  • The Art of Fabrication and Its Apologisers
  • No Theology by Committee
  • The Sunni-Shia Schism
  • Persian Nationalism
  • the Kharijis
  • The Age of Controversies
  • The Golden Age
  • Much Discussion, Little Action
  • Imam Ahmads Success and the Rise of the Jurists
  • The Four Schools of Law
  • The Age of Persecution
  • Imam Ahmads Martyrdom
  • Discussion Craze
  • Dealers in Dialectics
  • Sufism
  • Period of Decay and the Vitality of Islam
  • An Important Warning
  • The Quran: Every Mans Book
  • Last Worlds
  • Appendix: The Misunderstanding and Its Causes.

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詳細情報

  • NII書誌ID(NCID)
    BA47132745
  • ISBN
    • 8173042861
  • 出版国コード
    ii
  • タイトル言語コード
    eng
  • 本文言語コード
    eng
  • 出版地
    New Delhi
  • ページ数/冊数
    261 p.
  • 大きさ
    22 cm
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