Muslim Literatures in South Asia: Professor Ali S Asani

Muslim Literatures in South Asia: Professor Ali S AsaniThe largest concentration of Muslims in the world to­day is in the South Asian nations of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. For over twelve centuries the region has been home to a magnificent Islamic civilisation that has profoundly affected all aspects of South Asian culture and life. The achievements of this civilisation are legendary. The Taj Mahal, the monu­mental mosques, palaces, forts, and pleasure gardens that dot the Subcontinent’s landscape, as well as exquisite miniature paintings and intricate marble lat­tice-work, are just a few of its more notable products. The civilisation has also nurtured several of the world’s greatest rulers, artists, mystics and poets, many of whose writings have endured as literary masterpieces still recited today.

via The Institute of Ismaili Studies – Muslim Literatures in South Asia

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