Muslims of Sri Lanka

By:

Vasundhara, Mohan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Jaipur Aalekh Pub. 1985Description: 108pSubject(s):

Muslims Srilanka

DDC classification:

305.697105493 VAS

Summary: Muslims of Sri Lanka have been an integral part of the island's society for centuries now. Also known as a Moors they not only saved their religion from other alien influences but also developed their cultural moorings in the context of Socio-political turmoil beseting Sri Lanka's Political life. By sheer hard work and constituting an important segment of Sri Lanka's Society, they have come to possess a significant political leaverage in the countrie's political development. The book deals with Sri Lanka Muslims socio-economic and political activities and will to contribute to the understanding ir problems and will go a long way in making the readers more conversant with the trials and tribulation generally faced by a minority community, in a multi-communal Society.

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Muslims of Sri Lanka have been an
integral part of the island's society for
centuries now. Also known as a Moors
they not only saved their religion from
other alien influences but also developed
their cultural moorings in the context of
Socio-political turmoil beseting Sri Lanka's
Political life.
By sheer hard work and constituting an
important segment of Sri Lanka's Society,
they have come to possess a significant
political leaverage in the countrie's
political development.
The book deals with Sri Lanka Muslims
socio-economic and political activities
and will to contribute to the understanding
ir problems and will go a long way
in making the readers more conversant
with the trials and tribulation generally
faced by a minority community, in a
multi-communal Society.

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