Indentured Muslims in the Diaspora: Identity and Belonging of Minority Groups in Plural Societies

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Introduction
PART I. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
	1. Islam and Muslims in South Asia in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Revolt, Revivalism, and Accommodation
PART II. INDIAN OCEAN: PLURIFORM MUSLIM COMMUNITIES
	2. Social Transformation among Muslims in Contemporary Mauritius
	3. Indian Muslims in South Africa: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, 1860-2013
PART III. THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING CARIBBEAN: GUYANA AND TRINIDAD
	4. Hindustani Muslims in Guyana: Tradition, Conflict and Change, 1838 to the Present
	5. Identity and Acculturation of Trinidad Muslims: An Exploration of Contemporary Practices
PART IV: THE LATECOMERS: SURINAME AND FIJI
	6. Islam and Indian Muslims in Suriname: A Struggle for Survival
	7. The Development of Islam amongst the Javanese in Suriname
	8. Islam in Fiji: Continuity, Adaptation and Change during the Indenture and Post-Indenture Periods
PART V. MUHARRAM AS A WINDOW TO THE INDIAN INDENTURED EXPERIENCE
	9. Muharram in Diasporic Settings in the Twenty-first Century
List of Contributors
Index