Islam and healing: loss and recovery of An Indo-Muslim medical tradition 1600-1900
Material type: TextPublication details: Himalaya Permanent Black 2007Description: 384p., hbISBN:- 9788178241951
- 610.938 ALA
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Indo-Muslim medicine—or the Unani tradition—developed in South Asia alongside Mughal political culture. While it healed the body, it also had a profound bearing on the social fabric of the region. Seema Alavi’s book shows the nature and extent of this Islamic healing tradition’s interaction with Indian society and politics from roughly 1600 to 1900.
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