This book delineates the contours of Muslim political articulation and its contribution to democracy in the Telugu region. It examines the emergence of Muslim politics from the debris of Police Action in 1948 in the context of the formation of the first linguistic state of Andhra Pradesh in 1956.
This book delineates the contours of Muslim political articulation and its contribution to democracy in the Telugu region. It examines the emergence of Muslim politics from the debris of Police Action in 1948 in the context of the formation of the first linguistic state of Andhra Pradesh in 1956. Taking linguistic nationalism, caste politics and discourse around social reform as its scaffolding it discusses how Muslims negotiated concerns around their belonging and citizenship in mainstream politics, public policy, literary writing, language activism, religious education and in women's movement.
This book will be an indispensable resource for scholars and researchers of political studies, historians of Deccan and the Telugu region, minority studies, exclusion studies, Indian politics, Indian democracy, modern Indian history and political sociology. It will also serve as a useful introductory text for activists and general readers interested in Muslim politics.
1. Salahuddin Owaisi: Man and Phenomenon
2. Representing a Minority:
Debates in the Legislative Assembly
3. Mediating Muslim Citizenship:
Darussalam and its Letters
4. Religious Minority or Backward Class? Debate on
Muslim Reservations
5. An Ideology of Muslimness? Locating Muslimvadam
6.
Urdu in Telugu Land
7. Gendering Islamic Education: Womens Madrassas in
Hyderabad
8. Muslim Women's Activism: Towards a Possible Genealogy
A. Suneetha is an Independent Researcher based in Hyderabad, India. She has worked in feminist and human rights organizations for over two decades. Her research interests include gender and minority; sexuality and citizenship; politics and social movements in the Telugu region.
M. A. Moid is a Fellow at Anveshi Research Centre for Women's Studies, Hyderabad, India. His research interests include the twentieth century history of Hyderabad and contemporary Muslim politics.
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