INDIA-CENTRAL ASIA: CULTURAL EXCHANGE
1. Introduction
Nasir Raza Khan
2. Sufis in India and Central Asia During the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Century
Iqtidar Husan Sidiqui
3. Sufism: Cementing Bonds Between Central Asia and Kashmir
Mushtaq Kaw
4. The Role of Sufis in Diplomatic Relations Between the Khoqand Khanate and India
Sherzodhon Mahmudov
5. Khwaja Badruddin Samarqandi: Founder of Firdausi Silsiah in India
Nishat Manzar
REGIONAL SUFI CENTRES AND THEIR INTER-CONNECTIONS
6. Sufis in Jammu and Their Cultural Impact
Jigar Mohammed
7. Kalimat al-Sadiqin: a Sufi Biographical Account
Gulfishan Khan
8. Central Asia to India: Immigration of Sufis and Urbanization in Medieval Rajasthan
Jibraeil
9. Sufism in Bengal: Interactions and Impacts Through the Ages
Mohd Shaheer Siddiqui
SUFI TRADITIONS IN CENTRAL ASIA AND CAUCASUS
10. Sufism and Religious Syncretism in the History of Central Asia
Laura Yerekesheva
11. The Style of Persian Sufi Prose XI - XIII Centuries
Mehdi Kazimov
12. Significance of Abd-ur-Rahman Jami’s Sufi-Poetic Discourse in the Literary Legacy of Medieval Persia
G. N. Khaki
13. The Understanding of Self and Others in Teachings of Sufism by Najmuddin Razi (1177-1252)
Usmonali Kamolov
TEACHING OF SUFIS AND COMMUNAL HARMONY
14. Shaikh Sharfuddin Bu Ali Qalander Panipati’s Contribution for the Development of Composite Culture in Panipat During 14th Century
S.M. Azizuddin Husain
15. The Theme of Perfect Human in Sufism
Mukhayyo Abdurakhmonova
16. Sufism in Karnataka: An Analysis of Shishunala Sharif
Varada M. Nikalje
Biography
Nasir Raza Khan (Ph.D.) is Hony. Director of India Arab Cultural Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India. He is former visiting professor of ICCR Chair of International Studies, Lebanese American University, Beirut, Lebanon, and former director of the Lal Bahadur Shastri Centre for Indian Culture, Embassy of India, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
