Islam in South Asia : a short history / by Jamal Malik.

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Muslim expansion. Trade, military and the quest for political authority in South Asia (approx. 700-1300) ; Excursus : Historiography and Sources -- About Muslim space and divines (approx. 1000-1300s) -- Slaves, Sultans and Dynasties ; Excursus: Shi´ites and Sunnites -- Muslim heterogeneity. Margins becoming centres of Muslim power (approx. 1300-1500) ; Excursus : Caste -- Cultural integration towards politics of universal dominion. The Mughals (approx. 1450-1650) ; Excursus : Conversion and Mission -- From universal dominion to principality (approx. 1650-1800) -- Regional states, national markets and European expansion (approx. 1700-1800) ; Excursus : Islamic Endowments -- Cultural encounter, reciprocities, and Muslim responses (approx. 1750-1870) -- From appropriation to collision and colonial stabilisation (approx. 1820-1900) ; Excursus : The language issue-Urdu -- Institutionalisation of Muslim communities and the quest for a new Islamicity (approx. 1860-1900) ; Excursus : Gender -- Colonial Reforms, Khilafat Movement and Muslim nationalism (ca. 1900-1947) ; Excursus : Communalism -- Muslim public divided (approx. 1930-1960s) -- Integration of nation-state and secession (approx. 1947-1990s) ; Excursus : Islamic fundamentalism -- From the pulpit to the parade ground (approx. 1970-2002) ; Excursus : The social structure of Muslims in India -- Indian Muslims or Muslim Indians (approx. 1947-2002)? -- Islam in South Asia : select overview.