Table of Contents

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; PREFACE; 1. BETWEEN TEXTS AND TERRITORIES; 2. THE MIGRATION OF A MUSLIM RITUAL; 3. TRIBE, DIASPORA AND SAINTHOOD IN INDO-AFGHAN HISTORY; 4. MIGRANT SUFIS AND SACRED SPACE; 5. THE PATRONAGE OF SAINTLY SPACE IN THE EARLY MODERN DECCAN; 6. THE USES OF BOOKS IN A LATE MUGHAL TAKIYYA; 7. BRAHMINS AND SUFIS IN A LANDSCAPE OF NARRATIVES; 8. RE-MEMBERING HISTORY AT THE SHRINES OF AURANGABAD; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX

About the Author

Nile Green is Professor of History, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He was previously a Milburn Research Fellow, Oxford University and Lecturer in South Asian Studies, Manchester University.