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Azadi’s Daughter, A Memoir: Being a Secular Muslim in India
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Author | ISBN | Edition | Cover | | Seema Mustafa |9386582198 | 2017 | PaperBack |
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A fascinating account of an audacious womans journey and a rapidly vanishing way of life Azadis Daughter is both a personal memoir and a political commentary Journalist Seema Mustafa writes evocatively of the secular pluralist India of the 1960s and 70s chronicling her life as a Muslim woman born into the nationalist progressive Kidwai family in Lucknow. As a child her life was untouched by communalism and even as she realizes that this was not the case for many her book is a testament to the syncretic nature of secularism in which a staunchly Muslim household was not limited to conservative interpretations of Islam.
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A fascinating account of an audacious womans journey and a rapidly vanishing way of life Azadis Daughter is both a personal memoir and a political commentary Journalist Seema Mustafa writes evocatively of the secular pluralist India of the 1960s and 70s chronicling her life as a Muslim woman born into the nationalist progressive Kidwai family in Lucknow. As a child her life was untouched by communalism and even as she realizes that this was not the case for many her book is a testament to the syncretic nature of secularism in which a staunchly Muslim household was not limited to conservative interpretations of Islam.
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