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Emergence Of Islam In Kerala In 20th Century

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Author : K. K. N. Kurup
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 2008

Emergence Of Islam In Kerala In 20th Century written by K. K. N. Kurup and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2008 with Islam categories.

Origin And Early History Of The Muslims Of Kerala 700ad 1600ad

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Author : JBP More
language : en
Publisher: Other Books
Release Date : 2011-03-15

Origin And Early History Of The Muslims Of Kerala 700ad 1600ad written by JBP More and has been published by Other Books this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2011-03-15 with Kerala (India) categories.

History of Mappila Muslims is known to scholars in the English-speaking world thanks to certain works which carved a niche in what later came to be known as Mappila studies. Although these works are considerably a few and their importance has been slighted by the coming generations as per the ever-evolving standards of historicity, they could set a paradigm in this area of historical exploration. Tuhfatul Mujahidin and Fatah al-Mubeen in the days of yore and Roland Miller’s Mappila Muslims of Kerala in the last century are among the paradigmatic texts which Other Books has either published or will soon publish. Classical works like Tuhfa and Fatah al-Mubeen are the masterpieces which resist any overlooking as per any standards of historical analysis, chiefly because they speak of the space and time in which their authors encountered the bloody enactment of a historical event: Gama’s arrival on the coast of Malabar. All other events preceding 1498 are narrated in these works in relation to or in the context of that apocalyptic coup d’etat. By publishing JBP More’s Origin and Early History of the Muslims of Keralam-700 AD 1600 AD, we would like to shed as much light as possible on the history preceding, as well as the history of more than a century succeeding, Gama’s arrival on the coast of Malabar. We have the same objective behind publishing the Malayalam translation of Roland E Miller’s Mappila Muslims, which too comes out all but simultaneously. As befitted a historian, More has gone through several sources, which he has duly footnoted, in the analysis of historical events narrated in the work. We hope these works will serve as lighthouses to guide explorations in the sea of literatures and oral narratives, chronicled or yet to be chronicled, on the history of Malabar and Mappilas. Since these works are second-hand sources, we request you to subject their historicity to scrutiny more than we do the historicity of classics. For example, a section of this book deals with Cheraman Perumal’s conversion into Islam- an incident in the history of Kerala which elicits many questions from academics and historians on its chronology and the nature of incident. Author’s discussion of the incident may not be agreeable to many readers. For example, in page 112 of the book, the author states that ‘if the prophet had really met Cheraman Perumal it would have been mentioned in the Hadith literature’. But in Al- Musthadrak of Hakim (1002- 03), a collection of ahadith, the following event is reported on the authority of Abu Saeed Al-Khudri, one of the famed companions of the Prophet and widely remembered Helper (Ansar) who has reported around 1170 prophetic narrations: "A king from India presented the messenger, a bottle of ginger, which the messenger handed to his companions for eating. He gave me some, too". The Indian king is believed to be Cheraman Perumal based on the analysis of narration. However, Other Books aims to bring out and strengthen many and varied discources on otherwise less discussed issues in the history of Kerala. We hope those readers will judiciously collate their data, compare them with the author’s sources and form an opinion accordingly.

Islam In Kerala

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Author : M. Abdul Samad
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 1998

Islam In Kerala written by M. Abdul Samad and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1998 with Islam categories.

Kerala Muslims

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Author : Asghar Ali Engineer
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 1995

Kerala Muslims written by Asghar Ali Engineer and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1995 with Kerala (India) categories.

Contributed articles.

Muslim Monuments In Kerala

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Author : V. A. Ahmad Kabeer
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 1987

Muslim Monuments In Kerala written by V. A. Ahmad Kabeer and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1987 with India categories.

Viewpoints on the origin of Islam in Kerala, chiefly based on a study of monuments.

The Malabar Muslims

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Author : Lakshminarayanapuram Ramaseshan Sita Lakshmi
language : en
Publisher: Cambridge India
Release Date : 2012

The Malabar Muslims written by Lakshminarayanapuram Ramaseshan Sita Lakshmi and has been published by Cambridge India this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2012 with History categories.

The Muslims of Kerala, primarily in the northern region of the state called Malabar, are referred to as Mappillas. This book is a study of the social and institutional changes of the Malabar Muslims during the colonial period. It presents the Mappilla community in a wider Indian context and analyses its social, economic, religious, theological, political and educational aspects in detail. Particular emphasis has been laid on their women who are socially more powerful than their counterparts in the rest of the subcontinent. The Mappilla tharavaadus, which are matrilineal joint families, and kaarnotis, the female matrilineal heads of these families, are central to the understanding of the social history of this community. The British colonial system disrupted this traditional social order. The book argues that Mappillas do not per se represent a monolithic community, but show inter- and intra-regional variations and social hierarchies. The position and status of the Mappilla community in the twenty-first century has been compared with its Muslim counterparts in the other regions of the country. The book would be of interest to academics, researchers and graduate students of South Asian History and Sociology. NGOs working on the social welfare of minorities and general readers interested in the Islamic community of the west coast of India will find this book useful.