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Purdah and Polygamy:

A Study in the Social Pathology of the Muslim Society
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Nashiran-e-Ilm-o-Taraqiyet, 1972 - Muslim women - 232 pages

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Contents

The Roots of Social Pathology
1
Its Theory
17
Origins and History of the Purdah Society
26

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Purdah and polygamy: a study in the social pathology of the Muslim society
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TitlePurdah and Polygamy: A Study in the Social Pathology of the Muslim Society
AuthorMazharul Haq Khan
PublisherNashiran-e-Ilm-o-Taraqiyet, 1972
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized6 Feb 2006
Length232 pages
  
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