Theory and Practice of Muslim State in India
The juristic theory of the state (Sharīʿa, caliphate, zimmīs, jizya) and how the Delhi sultans and Mughals applied it — ʿulamāʾ, iqṭāʿ and revenue, treatment of non-Muslims, conversion.
- Language
- English
- Author
- K. S. Lal
- Extent
- 1,741 passages, 120,947 words
- Text
- complete digital text
- Source
- archive.org · New Delhi: Aditya Prakashan 1999; scan on archive.org, OCR Gemini 3.8 Flash; chapters and sections by Gemini… · In copyright (K. S. Lal †2002); freely available on archive.org — shown with credit and a link to that copy,…
Contents
- c1 Theory and Practice of Muslim State in India — 1 part
- c2 Table of Contents — 1 part
- c3 Preface — 9 parts
- c4 Abbreviations used in References — 3 parts
- c5 Introduction — 4 parts
- c6 II The State — 5 parts
- c7 Obligations of the State — 6 parts
- c8 Income of the State — 10 parts
- c9 Expenditure of the State — 8 parts
- c10 Muslim State in India Today — 10 parts
- c11 VII A Riposte on Reviews — 6 parts
- c12 Bibliography — 245 parts