Religions of south asia: unity in diversity

By:

Zaman, Viqar

Contributor(s):

Zaman, Gul Afroz

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2010 Paramount Pub. Enterprise KarachiDescription: 137ISBN:

9789694946672

DDC classification:

297 ZAM-R

Summary: Conflicts within the religion, and between the religions, have occurred on numerous occasions. At present, most conflicts in the world are religion based. Religions of South Asia can be divided into two categories - those that are indigenous, such as Hinduism and those that are imported, such as Islam. Over a period of time both the indigenous and the imported religions have attained a permanent status in the sub-continent, therefore both the categories are briefly covered.

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Item type	Home library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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Conflicts within the religion, and between the religions, have occurred on numerous occasions. At present, most conflicts in the world are religion based. Religions of South Asia can be divided into two categories - those that are indigenous, such as Hinduism and those that are imported, such as Islam. Over a period of time both the indigenous and the imported religions have attained a permanent status in the sub-continent, therefore both the categories are briefly covered.

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