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The initial chapters trace the position of women in Hindu and Islamic law in pre - colonial times , and from the narrative it appears that women were better situated earlier than after colonial intervention . Flavia finds that property ...
The initial chapters trace the position of women in Hindu and Islamic law in pre - colonial times , and from the narrative it appears that women were better situated earlier than after colonial intervention . Flavia finds that property ...
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Beneath the profound objective of women's welfare , lay a deeper political motive of strengthening Islam ? ( p . 71 ) . Again , in the Constituent Assembly , it was around the nation and national integration ' that the debate on a UCC ...
Beneath the profound objective of women's welfare , lay a deeper political motive of strengthening Islam ? ( p . 71 ) . Again , in the Constituent Assembly , it was around the nation and national integration ' that the debate on a UCC ...
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The pre- jab , Saberwal quotes Chanana : ' In brought prosperity to enterprising dominance of Islam in Punjab until Punjabi the word pandat ( pandit ) chamars of the area . Dalits were also 1947 too would have played its role .
The pre- jab , Saberwal quotes Chanana : ' In brought prosperity to enterprising dominance of Islam in Punjab until Punjabi the word pandat ( pandit ) chamars of the area . Dalits were also 1947 too would have played its role .
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