VISIBLE MUSLIM, INVISIBLE CITIZEN: Understanding Islam in Indian Democracy
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VISIBLE MUSLIM, INVISIBLE CITIZEN: Understanding Islam in Indian Democracy

by Salman Khurshid

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Salman Khurshid examines the place of Muslims in Indian democracy, focusing on the relationship between religious identity, public visibility, and civic belonging. This thoughtful work considers how Islam and citizenship intersect within the democratic life of India.

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Visible Muslim, Invisible Citizen: Understanding Islam in Indian Democracy examines the relationship between Muslim identity and democratic citizenship in India.

Salman Khurshid considers how religious visibility can coexist with, or become separated from, the experience of belonging as a citizen.

The book offers a focused perspective on Islam, citizenship, and Indian democracy.

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