Locale, Everyday Islam, and Modernity: Qasbah Towns and Muslim Life in Colonial India

M. Raisur Rahman

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List of Figures and Maps Acknowledgements A Note on Spellings Introduction 1. Situating Qasbahs: Evolution, Genealogy, History 2. Cultures, Networks, Diaspora: The Historical Significance of Qasbahs 3. For the Record: A Unique Literary Tradition and Intellectual Legacy 4. Shakhsiyat as Intellectual Exemplars: Bilgramis and Rudaulvis in Indian and Muslim History 5. Shakhsiyat as Intellectual Exemplars: Amrohvis and Badaunis in Indian and Muslim History 6. Religion and Social Dynamics: Hindus, Muslims, and Beyond 7. Jadidiyat: Muslim Modernity in Action Conclusion: Qasbah Studies: Cultural Landscape and the Meaning of Place Appendix: Family Trees Bibliography About the Author Index

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