Princeton studies in muslim politics

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. A Note on Transliteration, Spelling, Abbreviations, and Other Conventions xi
5. Maps xiii
6. Introduction 1
7. Chapter one. Islamic Identities in Colonial India 14
8. Chapter two. Modernism and Its Ethical Commitments 54
9. Chapter three. The `Ulama and the State 95
10. Chapter four. Islamism and the Sovereignty of God 135
11. Chapter five. Religious Minorities and the Anxieties of an Islamic Identity 164
12. Chapter six. The Contested Terrain of Sufism 195
13. Chapter seven. Religion, Violence, and the State 226
14. Epilogue 263
15. Notes 279
16. Glossary 359
17. Bibliography 361
18. Index 389
19. Princeton studies in muslim politics 403
20. A note on the type 405