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Theory and Practice of Muslim State In India

Lal, Ks

Edit� par Aditya Prakashan, New Delhi, 2020

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Theory and Practice of Muslim State in India

K.S. Lal

Edit� par Aditya, 1999

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Soft cover. Etat : New. Contents: Preface. Part I. History: I. Introduction. 1. The rise of Islam. 2. The spread of Islam. 3. The advent of Muslims in India. II. The State: 1. Nizam I Mustafa. 2. The Government. III. Obligations of the State: 1. Islamic War of Jihad. 2. Justice. 3. Friday service. IV. Income of the State: 1. Khams. 2. Jiziyah. 3. Kharaj. 4. Zakat. 5. Other sources of income. 6. Trade in slaves. 7. Trade in Grains cloths and other articles. 8. Estimate of income of the state. V. Expenditure of the State: 1. Monuments. 2. The Army. 3. Royal Karkhanas. 4. Royal benevolences. 5. Gifts to Caliphs Mecca and Medina. 6. Kings and nobles. Notes. Part II. Politics: VI. Muslim State in India Today: 1. Separate identity. 2. Muslim personal law. 3. Hajj pilgrimage. 4. Imams as Government servants. 5. Friday congregational service. 6. Extra territorial loyalty. 7. Proselytization. 8. Iconoclasm. Notes. Part III. Reposte on Reviews: VII. A Reposte on Reviews: 1. The legacy of Muslim rule in India. 2. Growth of Muslim population in mediaval India. 3. The Mughal Harem. 4. History of the Khaljis and other books. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Now fifty years after my first brochure on the subject I present before the scholars my latest book entitled Theory and Practice of Muslim State in India. Its raison d'etre is that in my earlier endeavours no attempt had been made to trace the relationship between the injunctions contained in Islamic religious literature and the attitudes and actions of Muslim Kings and conquerors. Ordinarily historians writing on medieval Indian history refer to Muslim chronicles and histories as their only source materials. The study of Islamic scriptural literature like the Quran the Hadis the Sunnah of the Prophet and the Shariat is ignored in historical studies as it is considered to belong to the domain of religion rather than to that of history. However the study of this literature reveals that Muslim invaders and rulers were not cruel or fanatical by themselves as such but they became so by pursuing the malevolent ideology as projected in the Quran and the Hadis against non Muslims. N� de r�f. du vendeur 93

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