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CHIRAGH `ALI

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CHIRAGH `ALI (1844-1895), Indian modernist author. Chiragh ‘Ali came to prominence as a supporter of Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan and the Aligarh movement. He came […]

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CHILDREN’S BOOKS AND CARTOONS

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CHILDREN’S BOOKS AND CARTOONS. Children’s literature goes back centuries in the Islamic world, and is an interesting reflection of developments in Muslim societies generally. The […]

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CHILDREN

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CHILDREN. See Family.

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CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS

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CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS. See Muslim Brotherhood; Waqf.

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CERAMICS

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CERAMICS:see pottery and ceramics

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CHAD

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CHAD. Comprising more than 1,284,000 square kilometers between the northern and southern edges of the central Sahara, Chad lies at the crossroads of the dar […]

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CENTRAL ASIAN LITERATURE

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CENTRAL ASIAN LITERATURE. Central Asia is understood to include the territories of present Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan, the native population of which is […]

CASSETTES

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CASSETTES. Since the 1970s, the “little medium” of the audio cassette has become an important means of communication with a sociopolitical impact reaching far beyond […]

CARPETS

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CARPETS. The weaving of carpets is one of the most distinctive and characteristic of Islamic art forms, whether manifested in the more familiar pile carpets […]

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CAPITULATIONS

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CAPITULATIONS. Commercial privileges called capitulations were granted by Muslim states, especially the Ottoman and Persian Empires, to Christian European states desiring to carry on trade […]