The Construction of Communalism in Colonial North IndiaOxford University Press, 2006 - 320 pages "This book charts the history of the term communalism and the politics and attitudes it seeks to encapsulate. While attending closely to the social, economic and political issues underlying Hindu and Muslim struggles, the author investigates the meanings different participants in the sectarian politics of the period attached to these politics. The second edition reopens many of the questions signalled in the first edition, carries the discussion forward through an analysis of the uses of the term communalism in a postcolonial world, and seeks to historicize the debate on political violence and the targeting of the minorities in recent times."--pub. desc. |
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Page 128
... Mubarakpur , the ' Mubarakpur people together ' wrote in reply that four or five persons could come , unarmed , and fulfil this wish for prayer . But if a larger number came , or any were armed , then : ' tum apnon ko misl shirini ...
... Mubarakpur , the ' Mubarakpur people together ' wrote in reply that four or five persons could come , unarmed , and fulfil this wish for prayer . But if a larger number came , or any were armed , then : ' tum apnon ko misl shirini ...
Page 132
... Mubarakpur in the eighteenth century , gained for it the patronage of the Nawabs of Awadh and organized its major public celebra- tions and customs . If ' Mubarakpur ' , rather than ' British rule ' or even the ' Muslim community ...
... Mubarakpur in the eighteenth century , gained for it the patronage of the Nawabs of Awadh and organized its major public celebra- tions and customs . If ' Mubarakpur ' , rather than ' British rule ' or even the ' Muslim community ...
Page 139
... Mubarakpur its distinctive figure . Ali Hasan recognizes the centrality of this figure in the local community when he ends his Waqeat with the invocation , ' God grant the weavers of Mubarakpur such wisdom that through their courage and ...
... Mubarakpur its distinctive figure . Ali Hasan recognizes the centrality of this figure in the local community when he ends his Waqeat with the invocation , ' God grant the weavers of Mubarakpur such wisdom that through their courage and ...
Contents
The Colonial Construction of the Indian Past | 23 |
The Bigoted Julaha | 66 |
Community as History | 109 |
Copyright | |
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