Mappila And Comrades- A Century of Communist-Muslim Relations in Kerala
This book seeks to examine how the Communist Movement of Kerala welcomed Mappilas and address Mappila issues and minority questions. Do the party claims about what it has done for these communities reflect their priorities? How does it change the fundamental values and ethics of the party? N P Chekkutty, an eminent journalist of Kerala, examines these questions. The complications of identity politics, Mappila revolts of 1921, Sharia Case, and the politics of Islamist Movements are other concerns of this book. This book gives insights into the major contemporary political documentation of the Mappilas.
Mappila Leader In Exile- A Political Biography Of Syed Fazl Tangal
There was one family in Malabar whose socio-religious standing the British authorities feared the most for its potential to inspire and mobilise the natives, especially Muslims, against the colonial rulers. It was the descendants of this family, including the most influential member of it, Syed Fazl Thangal, that the authorities furtively extradited to Arabia in March 1852 and ensured that they never returned to the coast of Malabar.
Who was this Syed Fazl Thangal? How and why he and his family including his famous father, Syed Alawi Thangal, a member of the Ba Alawi clan from Hadhramaut in Yemen, who arrived in Malabar in February 1768 and settled at Mamburam in Malappuram district, to be later known as the Mamburam Thangal, was an important figure in the history of Malabar and its anti-colonial
Author K.K.Muhammad Abdul Sathar
Sahodaran Ayyappan
Towards a democratic future life and Select Works
He was a journalist,a pamphleteer,an essayist,a story writer,and a poet,Sekhar seems him as one of the maker of MODERN MALAYALEE.but even more as a public intellectua who worked towards democratisising and rationalising the civic life of KERALA and India
GAIL OMVEDT
True change genuinity,anti castle velues, could only emerge from an 'outside or an extra space" from which a genuine and anti castle discourse could be launched against Hinduism. Sahodaran Ayyappan belonged to this rare genre of discourse that captured the revelutionery nature ofthe "extra element" created by modernity and he turned it against hinduism and its new political form, nationalism.
J REGHU
Sahodaran Ayyappan is making a comeback in the public sphere of Kerala through debates, radical re-reading and innovative explorations. This happens at a time when the excluded and marginalised sections of the society such as women, Dalits and other contested groups are actively intervening in the cultural politics and producing representatives. This book explores the pluralistic and dialogic legacies of Sahodaran and questions the realities of the multi-faceted intellectual through a critical re-reading of his life and works.
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