Seminar, Temas240-244R. Thapur, 1979 |
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... accept changes in this sphere that has made Indian Mus- lims vulnerable to the accusation that they are what may be termed fundamentalistic and medievalistic . Sympathetic and modernized non - Muslims Muslims as well as have both been ...
... accept changes in this sphere that has made Indian Mus- lims vulnerable to the accusation that they are what may be termed fundamentalistic and medievalistic . Sympathetic and modernized non - Muslims Muslims as well as have both been ...
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... accept as they already are accepting modernization in other spheres of life . Without entering here into the polemics of whether Islam allows for a separation of the sacred and secular or not , it must be emphasized that the exis ...
... accept as they already are accepting modernization in other spheres of life . Without entering here into the polemics of whether Islam allows for a separation of the sacred and secular or not , it must be emphasized that the exis ...
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... accept and work social reform , another may not yet be prepared for it ; and Article 44 does not lay down that any legislation that the State may embark upon must necessarily be of an all - embracing character . The State may rightly ...
... accept and work social reform , another may not yet be prepared for it ; and Article 44 does not lay down that any legislation that the State may embark upon must necessarily be of an all - embracing character . The State may rightly ...
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