Culture and power in South Asian Islam : defying the perpetual exception
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Culture and power in South Asian Islam : defying the perpetual exception
（South Asian history and culture）
Routledge, 2015
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book explores the myriad diversities of South Asian Islam from a historical perspective attuned to the lived practices of Muslims in various portions of South Asia, outside of Urdu, Persian, or Arabic language perspectives. These perspectives are, in some cases taken both from literal regions rarely noticed within discussions of South Asian Islam, such as Sri Lanka, Bengal, and Tamil Nadu. In other contributions the perspectives draw on historiographic interventions about the role of fakirs in South Asian history, qasbahs in South Asian history, and the role of Aligarh students within the Pakistan movement. As a collection of voices aimed at stimulating debate about the range and diversity of South Asian Islam, the book probes meanings and markers of categories like "Indic," "Islamicate," and "local" or "global" Islam within the context of South Asia. Relevant to debates in the history of South Asia as well as Islamic studies, this collection will serve as a reference point for discussions about South Asian Islam as well as the nature and role of vernacularization as a cultural process. This book was originally published as a special issue of South Asian History and Culture.
目次
1. Introduction 2. The Solidarity Agenda: Aligarh Students and the demand for Pakistan 3. Beyond centre-periphery: qasbahs and Muslim life in South Asia 4. Asian and Islamic crossings: Malay writing in nineteenth-century Sri Lanka 5. Can 'Om' be an Islamic term? Translations, encounters, and Islamic discourse in vernacular South Asia 6. Remapping Muslim literary culture: folklore, Bulbul, and world-making in colonial Bengal 7. Breaking the begging bowl: morals, drugs, and madness in the fate of the Muslim fakir 8. A matrilineal Sufi shaykh in Sri Lanka 9. Epilogue: Margins of anxiety and centres of confidence
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