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Reading With Allah Madrasas In West Bengal Nilanjana Gupta

Name: Reading With Allah Madrasas In West Bengal Nilanjana Gupta
SKU: BELL-33557506
Price: 31.00 USD
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Reading With Allah Madrasas In West Bengal Nilanjana Gupta instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge India

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.12 MB

Pages: 192

Author: Nilanjana Gupta

ISBN: 9780203814130, 9780415544597, 0203814134, 0415544599

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Reading With Allah Madrasas In West Bengal Nilanjana Gupta by Nilanjana Gupta 9780203814130, 9780415544597, 0203814134, 0415544599 instant download after payment.

Based on extensive fieldwork and archival records, this book traces the emergence and flourishing of madrasas and the myriad ways in which they impact upon local Muslim communities, especially in West Bengal. It also addresses issues of identity, ‘secular’ education and gender in this context, while exploring the myths that surround these institutions. Amongst other things, it interrogates why Muslim communities prefer sending their sons to government schools to receive a secular education, while the daughters are sent to madrasas.