دانلود کتاب Islamization in Modern South Asia: Deobandi Reform and the Gujjar Response

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Introduction
Studies on Ethnic Muslims
Studies on Muslim Gujjars
Theoretical Considerations
Chapter One: The Deoband School
Introduction
The Deoband School
Dar al-‘ulum, Deoband
Tablighi Jama‘at
Deoband among Ahl-e Hadith and Barelwis
The Deoband School in the Gujjar area
Conclusions
Chapter Two: The Van Gujjars
Introduction
Origins
Demographic Profile
Gujjars as part of a wider ethnic group
Religion-Islam
The Gujjars in Uttarakhand
The Context of Uttarakhand
The Gujjar in Uttarakhand
Contact with Rulers
Rajaji National Park
Conservation issues
The National Park
The Gujjars in RNP
Conclusion
Chapter three: The Gujjar ‘Indigeneity’
Introduction
Discourse on Adivasis
NGO’s Vision for Gujjars
RLEK and the ‘tribal’ identity of the Gujjars
Religious Practice and Alleged ‘Fundamentalism’
Community Forest Management
Other Actors
Conclusion
Chapter Four: Deobandi Islamization
Introduction
Contact with the Deoband School
Partnership
Deobandi Description of the Gujjars
Strategies for Outreach
Itinerant preaching
Teaching-Learning in Madrasas
Full-time resident teachers
Learning on the job
Madrasa education
Conclusion
Chapter Five: The Gujjar Response
Introduction
Response to Deoband
Knowledge and Practice of Islam
Practice
Beliefs
Popular Islam
Traditional Culture
Temporal Genealogy: Rajput Gotra
Strategic Contact
Comparison with the Meos
Conclusion
Concluding Discussion
Conclusions
Implications
Islam and Integration
Gujjarism and Integration
Spheres and Contact Zones
Islamization as Socialization
Diversity and Hybridity
Social Re-structuring
Bibliography
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Appendices
Appendix I
Appendix II
Appendix III
Appendix IV
Appendix V: Maps
Subject Index
People/Organisations Index
Place Index