Global Media Publications: Struggling to be Heard: South Asian Muslim Voices


	Best Sellers
	New Releases
	Special Offers

	Art & Architecture
	Ayurveda, Unani & Tibetan
	Biography
	Buddhism & Other religions
	Business & Economy
	Christianity
	Dalit Studies
	Defence Studies
	Education
	Hinduism
	History
	Human Rights
	International Relations
	Islam
	Journalism
	Law
	Motivational, Self Development
	Multimedia
	Muslims in India
	North East India
	Pakistan
	Politics & Governance
	Psychology
	Sociology
	South Asia
	Sufism
	Terrorism
	Travel & Tourism
	Urdu Books
	Women Studies
	Yoga & Vastu
	Journals

We Accept

Verified By:

Book Details

Struggling to be Heard: South Asian Muslim Voices

Yoginder Sikand

Struggling to be Heard: South Asian Muslim Voices

GMP ID: 10216

ISBN: 8188869098
Publisher:Global Media Publications
Book Format: Hardcover
Edition: 1st ed
Language: English
Physical Description: 189p., Index; 23cm.
Year of Publication: 2004

Feminism beyond East and West: New Gender Talk and Practice in Global Islam

INTER-RELIGIOUS MARRIAGES AMONG MUSLIMS: Negotiating Religious and Social Identity in Family and Community

Landscapes of the Jihad: Militancy, Morality, Modernity

Composite Nationalism and Islam

Apostasy in Islam

Bastions of the Believers: Madrasas and Islamic Education in India

Given the salience of ideologised forms of religion in fanning or justifying conflicts in different parts of the world today, formulating new understandings of religion that can play a positive role in promoting inter community relations and social justice is an urgent necessity. This is as true of the Islamic case as it is of all other religions. This book, a collection of interviews with Indian and Pakistani Muslim activists and ulema, seeks to provide a broad perspective on socially engaged understanding of Islam that try to creatively deal with several issues of contemporary concern, particularly those relating to inter faith relations, social justice and peace.

Preface. Voices from India:
1.     Siddiq Hassan Abdullah.
2.     Shaikh Muhammad Karakunnu.
3.     Ejaz Ahmad Aslam.
4.     Maulana Wahiduddin Khan.
5.     Hamid Naseem Rafiabadi.
6.     Ghulam Rasul Malik.
7.     Iqbal Ahmad Shariff.
8.     Rashid Salim Adil.
9.     Dr. Ejaz 'Ali.
10.    Asghar Ali engineer.
11.    Zafrul Islam Khan.
12.    Waris Mazhari.
13.    Maulana Saeed ur-Rahman.
14.    Maqbool Ahmad Siraj.
15.    Maulana Asrar ul-Haq Qasmi.
16.    Maulana Sayyed Hamid ul-Hasan.
17.    Mohammad Aslam Parvaiz.

Voices from Pakistan:
1.     Mubarak Ali.
2.     Reshman Faiz.
3.     Asma Barlas.
4.     Makhdum Syed Chand Shah Pir Qadri.
Index.

Yoginder Sikand
Yoginder Sikand is a seasoned author on Islam and Muslims in South Asia. He holds a doctorate in history from London Univeristy and has done post doctoral research at the International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World, Leiden, the Netherlands. He has written several books on Islam and Muslims in contemporary India including Sacred Spaces: Exploring Traditions of Shared Faith in India (Penguin, 2003), Muslims in India Since 1947: Islamic Perspectives on Inter-Faith Relations (Routledge Curzon, 2004), Islam, Caste and Dalit Muslim relations in India (Global Media Publications) and Struggling to be Heard: South Asian Muslim Voices (Global Media Publications). He is currently a freelance researcher based in Bangalore. He was associated with India’s leading university Jamia Millia Islamia as a professor and headed a center on Indian Muslims at another Delhi based university, Jamia Hamdard.



	Current Reviews: 0
Review is not published for this book.

List Price: $20

Our Price: $20

You Save: 0.00 (0%)

Notifications

Notify me of updates to Struggling to be Heard: South Asian Muslim Voices

Currencies

My Wishlist

You have no items on your Wishlist