• 28. Perilous Intimacies : Debating Hindu Muslim Friendship

  • 2024/05/20
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28. Perilous Intimacies : Debating Hindu Muslim Friendship

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  • Introduction:

    Welcome to another immersive episode of Dariyaa, your go-to podcast for deep dives into the captivating world of politics, culture, society, and policy.

    In this episode, Srushti and Omer, Hosts of Dariyaa are in conversation with, Dr. SherAli Tareen, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Franklin and Marshall College, discussing his groundbreaking new book on the complex intra-Muslim debates surrounding Hindu-Muslim friendship and political theology in South Asia during the 18th to 20th centuries.

    Dr. Tareen argues that the loss of Muslim political sovereignty under colonialism led to a heightened emphasis on embodied practices and "markers of distinction" as a means of asserting Muslim identity and supremacy. He explores how Muslim scholars of diverse ideological persuasions engaged with the Islamic legal tradition and colonial modernity to articulate competing visions of Islam and inter-religious relations.

    Through a close reading of fascinating historical figures and texts, Dr. Tareen reveals the nuanced logics and internal contestations that shaped Muslim thought during this transformative period. He challenges simplistic binaries of "good" and "bad" Muslims, calling for a deeper, more empathetic engagement with voices that defy modern liberal categories.

    At a time of rising Islamophobia and Hindu nationalism in South Asia, Dr. Tareen shows how these historical debates over the boundaries of friendship and cultural exchange continue to resonate powerfully with contemporary controversies, from cow vigilantism to the Citizenship Amendment Act.

    For anyone seeking a more nuanced understanding of the role of Islam in South Asian history and politics, this podcast offers a wealth of insights and provocations. Join us for a stimulating exploration of sovereignty, translation, tradition, and the unexpected afterlives of colonial-era Muslim thought.

    Engage with Us: We invite you to engage with us on social media, share your thoughts and experiences, and join the conversation. You can reach out to us via email at ergostudiosin@gmail.com or connect with us on:

    • Instagram: @collective_ergo
    • Twitter: @collective_ergo
    • Website: www.ergostudios.net

    Your support is invaluable, so please consider leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Your feedback helps us improve and reach a wider audience.

    Support Dariyaa: If you enjoy our podcast and would like to support us, you can buy us a virtual coffee through our 'Buy Me a Coffee' page. Your contribution directly fuels the production and growth of Dariyaa, allowing us to continue bringing you engaging episodes that explore the intricacies of South Asia. Join us on this intellectual journey by visiting www.ergostudios.net/support-us and show your support today!

    Thank you for tuning in to Dariyaa, where we uncover the diverse cultures and challenges of the region. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking episodes in the future.

    Produced By Ergo Collective

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Introduction:

Welcome to another immersive episode of Dariyaa, your go-to podcast for deep dives into the captivating world of politics, culture, society, and policy.

In this episode, Srushti and Omer, Hosts of Dariyaa are in conversation with, Dr. SherAli Tareen, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Franklin and Marshall College, discussing his groundbreaking new book on the complex intra-Muslim debates surrounding Hindu-Muslim friendship and political theology in South Asia during the 18th to 20th centuries.

Dr. Tareen argues that the loss of Muslim political sovereignty under colonialism led to a heightened emphasis on embodied practices and "markers of distinction" as a means of asserting Muslim identity and supremacy. He explores how Muslim scholars of diverse ideological persuasions engaged with the Islamic legal tradition and colonial modernity to articulate competing visions of Islam and inter-religious relations.

Through a close reading of fascinating historical figures and texts, Dr. Tareen reveals the nuanced logics and internal contestations that shaped Muslim thought during this transformative period. He challenges simplistic binaries of "good" and "bad" Muslims, calling for a deeper, more empathetic engagement with voices that defy modern liberal categories.

At a time of rising Islamophobia and Hindu nationalism in South Asia, Dr. Tareen shows how these historical debates over the boundaries of friendship and cultural exchange continue to resonate powerfully with contemporary controversies, from cow vigilantism to the Citizenship Amendment Act.

For anyone seeking a more nuanced understanding of the role of Islam in South Asian history and politics, this podcast offers a wealth of insights and provocations. Join us for a stimulating exploration of sovereignty, translation, tradition, and the unexpected afterlives of colonial-era Muslim thought.

Engage with Us: We invite you to engage with us on social media, share your thoughts and experiences, and join the conversation. You can reach out to us via email at ergostudiosin@gmail.com or connect with us on:

  • Instagram: @collective_ergo
  • Twitter: @collective_ergo
  • Website: www.ergostudios.net

Your support is invaluable, so please consider leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform. Your feedback helps us improve and reach a wider audience.

Support Dariyaa: If you enjoy our podcast and would like to support us, you can buy us a virtual coffee through our 'Buy Me a Coffee' page. Your contribution directly fuels the production and growth of Dariyaa, allowing us to continue bringing you engaging episodes that explore the intricacies of South Asia. Join us on this intellectual journey by visiting www.ergostudios.net/support-us and show your support today!

Thank you for tuning in to Dariyaa, where we uncover the diverse cultures and challenges of the region. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking episodes in the future.

Produced By Ergo Collective

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