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India is a great country. All the people of this country and the people of other countries have praise for this land. Many Indian and foreign authors have given a wonderful description of the glory of this country. The Indian culture is very ancient. It has the ability of tolerance and assimilation along with its stability. The Indian culture is one but full of diversities. This is our country's biggest characteristic. The people of this country believe in going together and sharing every thing. All the religions of the world, all the thoughts and all the political views get the sense of security here. This book is directly related to this country, related to the meaning of Nationality and its definition. It is related to such elements which are harmful to the unity of the nation and the significance of this country.

Islam, with its very advent caused a revolution, the world over. Soon, the half of the (then known) world was under the green flag. India, as an empire was part of it. However, in this Subcontinent, the Muslim power flourished rather independently. India barring a brief period-was never a part of the caliphate. Here, Turks first and Mughals later established their sovereign empires and in a very short span, Delhi became one of the strongest centres of power in the East. History of Muslims in India, is in fact, the history of a most eventful, colourful and glorious period. Islam not only bestowed this country with an effective government and a perfect administration but also a new civilization and a rich culture. The foundations were laid down during the Sultanate period and the Muslim power reached its pinnacle in the Mughal era. This research based, authentic study is an objective and analytical account of the history of Muslims in India. The empirical approach and a logical treatment has made. This work is unparalleled being comprehensive, not so lengthy and easy to refer. It must be beneficial to all scholars, students and the general readers.

Islam is a religion, a faith and a philosophy, in its own right. Though tradition bound and based on certain codes, it is a liberal and open system. Contradictory to the common belief, Islam is neither against modernity nor science. Islamic teachings and its philosophy are very much valid and predicable in today's world. This only, is the thesis of the present study. This research based work, with an empirical approach seeks to counter all illogical allegations against Islam and examine its philosophy very objectively. Here is a genuine and convincing book on a significant subject, in a highly academic manner. It's bound to prove an asset for any scholar, concerned with the subject