Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... Muslims have received prefe- rential treatment in either employ- ment , business or education . The fact is that in almost every sphere , the Muslims are either under - repre- sented or totally lack representation . The only concrete ...
... Muslims have received prefe- rential treatment in either employ- ment , business or education . The fact is that in almost every sphere , the Muslims are either under - repre- sented or totally lack representation . The only concrete ...
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... Muslim Uni- versity . But the fact of the matter is that these institutions are no lon- ger popular among the Indian Mus- lims . The madrasas are not the main agent of religious socialization for Muslims ; an overwhelming majo- rity of ...
... Muslim Uni- versity . But the fact of the matter is that these institutions are no lon- ger popular among the Indian Mus- lims . The madrasas are not the main agent of religious socialization for Muslims ; an overwhelming majo- rity of ...
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... Muslims of the subcontinent are coping with Islam . Be that as it may , there are several strands in the volume : from syncretism of two con- temporary South Indian sufis to segmentation in Pakistan resulting from the regime's drive ...
... Muslims of the subcontinent are coping with Islam . Be that as it may , there are several strands in the volume : from syncretism of two con- temporary South Indian sufis to segmentation in Pakistan resulting from the regime's drive ...
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