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020 _a9780198077961
028 _a: Savera Book Distributors
_b: 4754, Akarshan Bhawan, 23, Ansari Road, Darya Ganj, New Delhi
_c: INV/26-27/0267
_d: 16/06/2026
082 _a304.80 GRE
100 _aGreen, Nile.
245 _aMaking space
_b: Sufis and settlers in early modern India.
_c/ Nile Green.
260 _aNew Delhi
_b : Oxford University Press
_c , 2012.
300 _axvii, 339 p
_c:ill;23 cm.
365 _b665
520 _aThis volume provides a comprehensive view of the social transformation in early modern India between 1500 and 1750 by studying various Sufi movements. It covers a wide range of topics from Sufism and polity in the Afghan frontier to north Indian context and further to Deccan and the southernmost points of influence of the Mughals. Weaving together investigations of architecture with texts, migration of people, and the ethnographies and local histories, the author investigates community formation and inter-community contact. He reveals the tensions between mobility and locality through the ways Sufi Islam responded to demands of settlement by preserving the migrant bodies of blessed men and the shrines, texts and rituals that surrounded them. The book explores how Afghan, Mughal and Hindustani Muslims constructed new homelands while remembering distant places of origin.
650 _aFactors affecting social behavior
650 _aEmigration and immigration
650 _a Islam
700 _aNile Green.
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