Did British Colonial Rule Reshape Hindu–Muslim Relations? | Prof. SherAli Tareen

Chapters

1. 00:00Bumper
2. 02:44Introduction of the Guest
3. 04:03From Sovereignty to Survival: Muslim Responses after 1857
4. 12:16Imperial Muslim Political Theology & its relevance in post 1857 India
5. 18:03Preserving Identity in the New Public Sphere
6. 22:30Hindu-Muslim Relations before 1857 and the Rupture through Liberal Governance under Colonialism
7. 28:46The Shift from Regional Rule to Religious Categorisation in the new colonial public sphere
8. 32:45Understanding Shah Waliyullah’s Idea of Muslim Distinction
9. 39:13Interreligious Debate in the Colonial Public Sphere Between Maulana Nanautavi and Swami Dayanand
10. 55:30Khilafat, Interfaith Solidarity, and the Question of Muslim Distinction
11. 51:28From Muslim Imperial Sovereignty to a Public Sphere Beyond Its Control
12. 01:02:17Understanding the Deoband-Barelvi Bifurcation & Misreading of Islamic Traditions
13. 01:12:23Have Muslim Scholars Failed to Engage Islamic Philosophy beyond Secular Frameworks?
14. 01:25:05Engaging With Religious Minorities in a Muslim Majority State
15. 01:36:48Understanding Ritual Sovereignty
16. 01:45:39Muslim Traditionalism vs Modernism in South Asia
17. 01:55:15Reading Muslim Intellectuals in the Modern Nation-State