From Hindi to Urdu: A Social and Political History

Tariq Rahman

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South Asian Studies and Diaspora Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Islamic Studies and History

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS NOTE ON TRANSLITERATION 1. Introduction 2. Names 3. Age 4. Origins and Historiography 5. Identity: the Muslimisation of Urdu 6. Urdu as an Islamic Language 7. Urdu as an Amorous and Erotic Language 8. The British and Hindustani 9. Urdu in the Princely States 10. Urdu in Education 11. Urdu in Print 12. Urdu on the Radio 13. Urdu on the Screen 14. Conclusion BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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