Muslim of India

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The aim of this book was to evaluate the current studies and interpretations of peace, in order to understand how certain hypotheses led sociologists and writers in their view of Indian Muslims in an ever-changing world. The author rejects the popular generalizations that divide Muslims into "good Muslims" and "bad Muslims," as well as the claim of a clash of civilizations, starting from the premise that Muslims in India are an essential part of Indian society and its social and historical awareness. Al-Hassan benefits from the writings of enlightened Muslim thinkers such as Aziz Ahmed and Muhammad Mujib, attempting through their ideas to penetrate the ignorance surrounding Islam and Muslims, whether in the West or in some Indian circles.