The Wahhabi Movement in India

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Preface to the First Edition Preface to the Second Edition Abbreviations Transliteration Chapter 1: Genesis of the Wahhabi Movement in India Chapter 2: Sayyid Ahmad and the Early Phase of the Movement Chapter 3: The Post-Balakote Phase, 1831-43 Chapter 4: Revival and Consolidation of the Movement Chapter 5: The Organisational Base of the Movement Chapter 6: The Wahhabis and the Movement of 1857-59 Chapter 7: The British Campaigns Against the Wahhabis on the North-Western Frontier Chapter 8: State Trials of Wahhabi Leaders, 1863-65 Chapter 9: The Concluding Phase of the Movement Chapter 10: Wahhabi Missionary Literature and Polemical Anti-Wahhabi Writings Chapter 11: An Appraisal of the Wahhabi Movement Appendix I: English translation of the text of the Sanad of Khilāfat given by Sayyid Ahmad to Shah Muhammad Husain at the time of his visit to Patna Appendix II: English translation of the text of Sayyid Ahmad's letter addressed to Raja Hindu Rao Appendix III: List of some terms used in the Wahhabis' correspondence and the aliases by which the chief 'conspirators' were known Appendix IV: English translation of a joint letter addressed by Abdullah and Sayyid Imran to a Frontier Tribal Chief on the eve of the Ambeyla Campaign Appendix V: Extracts from "A Regulation (Regulation III of 1818) for the Confinement of State Prisoners Passed by the Vice-President in the Council on the 7th April, 1818" Appendix VI: A Case-Record of some of the high-handed and arbitrary methods of J.H. Reily and N. Ghose, D.I.G. and S.I., Police, Special Department, Lower Provinces Appendix VII: Texts of some letters of Sayyid Ahmad and his chief disciple, Shah Isma'il and the interpolations made in them Appendix VIII: Ab'ul Kalam Azad's 'Review' of Tadhkira-i-Sādqa (1901) Bibliography Index