India's Islamic traditions 711-1750
India's Islamic traditions 711-1750
edited by Richard M. Eaton
- New Delhi Oxford University Press 2003
- vi, 439p.: ill.; 22 cm.
- Oxford in Indian readings : themes in Indian history .
Includes bibliography and index.
Introduction -- PART 1: REPRESENTING SELF AND OTHER : Epic and counter epic in medieval India / Islamic thought in relation to the Indian context / A medieval encounter between Hindu and Muslim: Eknath’s drama-poem Hindu-Turk Samvad / Inscribing the other, inscribing the self: Hindu-Muslim identities in pre-colonial India / PART 2: RELIGION AND POLITICAL POWER : The nobility under Akbar and the development of his religious policy 1560-80 / Jizya and the state in India during the seventeenth century / The sociology of political engagement: the Mahdawiyah and the state / PART 3: HISTORY, LITERATURE AND LAW : Some general characteristics analysed / The magic doe: desire and narrative in a Hindavi Sufi Romance, circa 1503 / Hanafi Fiqh in Mughal India: the Fatawa-i Alamgiri / PART 4: SUFI AND SHI’I TRADITIONS : The Sufi Shaikh as a source of authority in medieval India / The political and religious authority of the shrine of Baba Farid / Creating tradition through devotional songs and communal script: the Khojah Ismailis South Asia / Popular Shi’ism / PART 5: ISLAM IN THE REGIONS : The impact of Islam on Kashmir in the Sultanate period 1320-1586 / In search of equivalence: conceiving the Muslim-Hindu encounter through translation theory / Religious vocabulary and regional identity: a study of the Tamil Cirappuranam life of the prophet / by Aziz Ahmed -- by Yohanan Friedmann – by Eleanor Zelliot -- by Cynthia Talbot -- by Iqtidar Alam Khan -- by Satish Chandra -- by Derryl N. MacLean -- by Peter Hardy -- by Aditya Behl -- by Alan M. Guenther -- by Simon Digby – by Richard M. Eaton -- by Ali S. Asani -- by J. R. I. Cole -- by Mohammed Ishaq Khan -- by Tony K. Stewart -- by Vasudha Narayanan
9780195683349 Rs.345.00 019568334X
History--India--647-1785
History
954.02 / EAI
Includes bibliography and index.
Introduction -- PART 1: REPRESENTING SELF AND OTHER : Epic and counter epic in medieval India / Islamic thought in relation to the Indian context / A medieval encounter between Hindu and Muslim: Eknath’s drama-poem Hindu-Turk Samvad / Inscribing the other, inscribing the self: Hindu-Muslim identities in pre-colonial India / PART 2: RELIGION AND POLITICAL POWER : The nobility under Akbar and the development of his religious policy 1560-80 / Jizya and the state in India during the seventeenth century / The sociology of political engagement: the Mahdawiyah and the state / PART 3: HISTORY, LITERATURE AND LAW : Some general characteristics analysed / The magic doe: desire and narrative in a Hindavi Sufi Romance, circa 1503 / Hanafi Fiqh in Mughal India: the Fatawa-i Alamgiri / PART 4: SUFI AND SHI’I TRADITIONS : The Sufi Shaikh as a source of authority in medieval India / The political and religious authority of the shrine of Baba Farid / Creating tradition through devotional songs and communal script: the Khojah Ismailis South Asia / Popular Shi’ism / PART 5: ISLAM IN THE REGIONS : The impact of Islam on Kashmir in the Sultanate period 1320-1586 / In search of equivalence: conceiving the Muslim-Hindu encounter through translation theory / Religious vocabulary and regional identity: a study of the Tamil Cirappuranam life of the prophet / by Aziz Ahmed -- by Yohanan Friedmann – by Eleanor Zelliot -- by Cynthia Talbot -- by Iqtidar Alam Khan -- by Satish Chandra -- by Derryl N. MacLean -- by Peter Hardy -- by Aditya Behl -- by Alan M. Guenther -- by Simon Digby – by Richard M. Eaton -- by Ali S. Asani -- by J. R. I. Cole -- by Mohammed Ishaq Khan -- by Tony K. Stewart -- by Vasudha Narayanan
9780195683349 Rs.345.00 019568334X
History--India--647-1785
History
954.02 / EAI