Muslims in Indian economy / Omar Khalidi.
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نصالناشر:Gurgaon, Haryana : Three Essays Collective, 2006الطبعات:1st edوصف:ix, 240 pages ; 23 cmنوع المحتوى:- text
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- 8188789232
- 9788188789238
- 9788188789504 (pbk)
- 818878950X (pbk)
- DS432.M84 K3983 2006
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| DS432.M84 H365 2007 A moral reckoning : Muslim intellectuals in nineteenth-century Delhi / | DS432.M84 H365 2007 A moral reckoning : Muslim intellectuals in nineteenth-century Delhi / | DS432.M84 H37312 2009 مسلمو الهند بين التظرف و الاعتدال / | DS432.M84 K3983 2006 Muslims in Indian economy / | DS432.M84 K3983 2006 Muslims in Indian economy / | DS432.M84 L57 2012 Lives of Muslims in India : politics, exclusion and violence / | DS432.M84 M427 2010 'How best do we survive?' : a modern political history of the Tamil Muslims / |
Includes passages in Urdu (roman).
Includes bibliographical references.
Includes statistical tables.
The 130 million Muslims in India form the second largest Muslim population in the world. Scholarship on them has however focused on a limited range of issues. There is little by way of macro studies on the economic condition of Muslims in various parts of India. Omar Khalidi s book fills this gap. The various chapters focus on the pre-Independence legacy, the impact on Muslims of Partition and politics on ownership of assets, employment, access to education, public services or their role in labor, commerce and industry. It is a report on the current status of the Muslim minority in India, particularly the Urdu-speaking Muslims. Densely documented, with hard to find statistical data, written with an economy of words, no one remotely interested in Indian economy, society or politics can afford to ignore this immensely readable book.
