On becoming an Indian Muslim
Subtitle: French essays on aspects of syncretism
By: translated and edited by M. Waseem.
Contributors: Waseem, M.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Delhi; Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 355
Subjects: Muslims -- India.; Islam -- Relations -- Hinduism.; Hinduism -- Relations -- Islam.; Syncretism (Religion) -- India.; India -- Civilization.
Notes: Translated from the French.
Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / M. Waseem; title: Hinduism and Islamic mysticism (1922) / Louis Massignon; title: Haud al-Hayat : the Arabic version of Amratkund (1982) / Yusuf Husain; title: Medieval Indian mystics : Kabir (1931) / Jules Bloch; title: An experiment in Hindu-Muslim unity : Dara Shikoh (1926) / Louis Massignon; title: Dara Shikoh's interview with Baba La'l Das at Lahore (1926) / Cl. Huart and Louis Massignon; title: Dara Shikoh's Samudrasangama (1980) / Jean Filliozat; title: The spiritual significance of Gandhi's last pilgimage (1956) / Louis Massignon; title: The concept of divine love in Jayasi's Padmavat : Virah and Ishq (1926) / Charlotte Vaudeville; title: Pir Shams and his Garabi songs (1991) / Françoise Mallison; title: Hir Waris Shah (1988) / Denis Matringe; title: The Ghazi Miyan cult in western Nepal and northern India (1975) / Marc Gaborieau; title: The Isma'ili origin of the Hindu cult of Ramdeo Pir (1993) / Dominique-Sila Khan; title: Between caste and sect : the Muslim Bhartrhari Jogis of Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh) (1995) / Catherine Champion; title: Towards a sociology of Indian Muslims (1993) / Marc Gaborieau; title: Conclusion : a note on the Isma'ili Khojas / M. Waseem.