Islam in the subcontinent : Muslims in a plural society

Account Of Political Movements Of Indian Muslims Over The Last Two Centuries. Pt. I. Introduction ; Resistance And Acquiescence In North India: Muslim Responses To The West ; The Myth Of Unity: Colonial And National Narratives ; Traditional Rites And Contested Meanings: Sectarian Strife In Colonial Lucknow -- Pt. Ii. Mediating The External: Pan-islamism And Nationalist Renewal ; My Life: A Fragment: Mohamed Ali's Quest For Identity In Colonial India ; Representations Of Indian Nationalism: Ideology And Praxis Of Azad And Mohamed Ali ; 'congress Muslims' And Indian Nationalism, Dilemma And Decline C.1928-1934 -- Pt. Iii. Religion, Politics And Partition ; The Muslim Mass Contact Campaign: A Strategy Of Political Mobilization ; The Local Roots Of The Pakistan Movement: The Aligarh Muslim University ; Memories Of A Fragmented Nation: Rewriting The Histories Of India's Partition ; Divided Nationhood: India's Partition Revisited -- Pt. Iv. Moradabad Riots, 1980: Causes And Meanings ; Competing Symbols And Shared Codes: Inter-community Relation In Modern India ; The Changing Position Of The Muslims And The Political Future Of Secularism In India, C.1947-1986 -- Pt. V. India And Pakistan: Why The Difference? -- Appendices. I. Report Of The Committee Appointed By The All Parties Conference (1928) To Determine The Principles Of The Constitution For India ; Ii. Report Of The Working Group On 'empowering The Minorities' Constituted By The Planning Commission In The Context Of Formulation Of The Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-2007), 10 May 2001. Mushirul Hasan. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.