Muslim fundamentalism in the Indian subcontinent .

By:

Rai, Baljit

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chandigarh; B.S. Publishers.; 1991Description: 382pSubject(s):

Muslims-India

DDC classification:

305.6971054 RAI

Summary: This study shows that Punjabi Muslims of Pakistan have turned out to be the greatest and most ruthless killer group during the post-partition history of the Indian sub-continent.

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This study shows that Punjabi Muslims of Pakistan
have turned out to be the greatest and most
ruthless killer group during the post-partition
history of the Indian sub-continent.

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