Muslim political issues and National integeration

By:

Gani, H.A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sterling; 1978Description: 228pSubject(s):

Muslims India

DDC classification:

306.60954 Gan

Summary: National integration is a problem of great significance for a i-acial, multi-religious and caste-ridden country like India. The keuslims, the largest single minority in the country, have for various historical and social reasons, stayed aloof from the national mainstream. This book undertakes a study of certain problems of the Muslim minority in India in the context of its democratic set-up based on majority rule. The issues selected the problem of Urdu, the Muslim Personal Law, the Aligarh Muslim University, and Secularism. This study maintains that the absence of any serious attempt to change the Imajority and minority attitudes and perspectives on these issues s mainly responsible for the aloofness of the Muslim ommunity.

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National integration is a problem of great significance for a
i-acial, multi-religious and caste-ridden country like India.
The keuslims, the largest single minority in the country, have
for various historical and social reasons, stayed aloof from the
national mainstream. This book undertakes a study of certain
problems of the Muslim minority in India in the context of its
democratic set-up based on majority rule. The issues selected
the problem of Urdu, the Muslim Personal Law, the
Aligarh Muslim University, and Secularism. This study
maintains that the absence of any serious attempt to change the
Imajority and minority attitudes and perspectives on these issues
s mainly responsible for the aloofness of the Muslim
ommunity.

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