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Full Screen- TITLE
- CERTIFICATE
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- 1. INTRODUCTION
- I.1 Understanding Religion
- I.2. Understanding Islam
- I.3. The Prophet of Islam
- I.4. The Holy Quran
- I.5. The Hadith
- I.6. Shariah
- I.7. Islamic Concepts of the State, Ruler and Nationalism and the Policy in Peace and War
- I.8. Jihad
- I.9. Islamic fundamentalism and terrorism
- References
- 2. INDO-ARAB CULTURAL LINKS AND THECOMING OF ISLAM
- References
- 3. ISLAM IN INDIA: EVOLUTION AND CONTRIBUTIONS
- Reference
- 4. POLITICAL AND CULTURAL CONTRIBUTION OF ISLAM TOINDIAN INDEPENDENCE STRUGGLE
- Reference
- 5. CONCLUSION: CONTRIBUTION OF ISLAM TO INDIAN CULTURE
- V.1. Contribution to Language
- V.2. Contribution to Literature and Philosophy
- V. 2. 1. Development of Hindi Literature
- V. 3. Contribution to Sufism
- V. 4. Contribution to Bhakti Movement
- V. 5. Contribution to Customs, Festivals and Ceremonies
- V. 6. Contribution to Architecture
- V. 6. 1. The Mughal Period
- V. 7. Contribution to Painting
- V. 8. Contributions to other Arts of India
- V. 9. Contribution to Attire
- V.9.1. Lehngas
- V.9.2. Salwar Kameez
- V. 10. Contribution to Music and Dance
- V. 11. Contribution to Indian Diet
- V.11. 1 Brief History of Indian Gastronomy
- V.11.2. The Biriyani
- V. 11.3. The Tandoor & the Kebab
- V.11.4. The Malabar Muslim Diet
- V. 11. 5. Halva- The Muslim Sweet meat
- V. 11. 6. Dessert
- V.12. The Summing Up
- References
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- CURRICULUM VITAE