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Subject: Conference: Islam in the Indian Subcontinent - 17 Apr 2007

Author:
Sharmina Mawani

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Date Posted: Fri, March 02 2007, 9:03:14-4

The University of Gloucestershire is holding an Islam in the Indian
Subcontinent conference at its Francis Close Hall campus on Thursday
April 19 2007.

If you would like more details, please contact the organiser, Dr
Theodore Gabriel (tgabriel@glos.ac.uk).

The programme is as follows:

10.30-11.00 Registration and Coffee, (Foyer, Clegg Building)

11.00 Welcome: Professor Patricia Broadfoot, Vice-Chancellor,
University of Gloucestershire

11.05- 11.50 Rt Rev. Kenneth Cragg (Oxford): The Contemporary
Significance of the Taj Mahal

11.50-12.35 Dr Mashuq Ibn Ally (Birmingham): Reform and
revivalist
movements in Pakistan and Bangladesh

12.35�1.35 LUNCH

1.35�2.20 Dr Theodore Gabriel (Gloucestershire): The
Islamicisation of
Pakistan

2.20�2.30 Short Break

2.30�3.15 Dr Ian Williams (Central England): Ahmad Raza Khan
[1856-1921]: Revivalism, Resistance, and
Sunni � Shi'a relations in the sub-continent.

3.15�4.00 Dr David Immanuel Singh (Oxford): Centre and Margin -
The
Van Gujjar Muslim Tribals of Northern India and their
relationship to
mainstream Islam

4.00 Vote of Thanks: Dr Theodore Gabriel
Followed by Tea.

Cost is �16 (�8 for students and the unwaged).

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