Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan |
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developed from the contacts between the Persian , Arabic and Turkish speaking foreigners and the Hindi - speaking Indians . Although it took a long time for this language to develop into a literary medium " it was in its spoken form ...
developed from the contacts between the Persian , Arabic and Turkish speaking foreigners and the Hindi - speaking Indians . Although it took a long time for this language to develop into a literary medium " it was in its spoken form ...
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Urdu as it developed in the Deccan was known in common parlance as Deccani . Since it was based upon the tongues of the Moslems of north India , Suniti Kumar Chatterji describes it as " a colonial speech in the Deccan .
Urdu as it developed in the Deccan was known in common parlance as Deccani . Since it was based upon the tongues of the Moslems of north India , Suniti Kumar Chatterji describes it as " a colonial speech in the Deccan .
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To what extent was this sentiment developed in unpartitioned India ? Nehru gives the following answer . " It may be said that India developed in the past a multinational state and gradually acquired a national consciousness .
To what extent was this sentiment developed in unpartitioned India ? Nehru gives the following answer . " It may be said that India developed in the past a multinational state and gradually acquired a national consciousness .
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معلومات المراجع
| العنوان | Moslem Nationalism in India and Pakistan Religion and the law World constitutions illustrated |
| المؤلف | Hafeez Malik |
| الناشر | Public Affairs Press, 1963 |
| عدد الصفحات | 355 من الصفحات |
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