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100			_aKhurshid, Salman
245		0	_aAt home in India : _ba restatement of Indian muslims
260			_aNew Delhi
260			_bVikas Publishing house
260			_c1986
300			_a226 p.
520			_aIndian Muslims, though individually very expressive, have somehow failed to articulate a political strategy. Their leaders too have been conspicuously reticent. But an effective theory of Muslim rights in Indian democracy cannot be understood with an appreciation of the theoretical basis of equality and minority rights. Indeed respect for the Muslim claim can easily be mistakes for appeasement. This book purports to examine this theme and the questions which arise Do Muslims need a Muslim leader? Why is there no such leader? Can Muslims resolve the conflict of progress and conformity? Is there a separate Muslim view? At Home in India is an expression of public and private impressions about arguments and perspectives applied to Indian Muslims, their hopes and aspirations, their concern for cultural integrity and their exploitation. This restatement attempts to give the Muslim citizen a voice to claim a contribution in India's past, present and future.
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