
Indian Presence in Arabia During the Time of the Prophet: Ethnic and Cultural Evidence

A Critical Analysis of Akeel Bilgrami’s Critique of Secularism

The Arrival of Islam in India and the Presence of Early Companions (Sahaba) and Successors (Tabi'un)

An independent translation of 'Al-Iqd al-Thamin' by Qazi Abu Al-Ma'ali Athar Al-Mubarakpuri (1916–1996), which analyzes the history of the advent of Islam to India based on primary sources.

New Historicism argues that history should be viewed not merely as a neutral and objective background, but as a text that is constantly constructed by power relations. Post-colonial studies are marked as the natural, and yet more political, evolutionary development of this method of historical criticism

Thornton clarifies how seventeenth-century furniture and room layouts reflected the social status, power, and gender relations of that era.

New Historicism put forward the revolutionary idea that the customs and lifestyle of a society can be read and interpreted just like a literary work or a poem. Famous anthropologist Clifford Geertz is the thinker who applied this concept most effectively in the field of anthropology.

Jean-François Lyotard brought the concept of 'Metanarrative' (Grand Narrative) to international attention in 1979 through his work 'The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge'.

"Catherine Gallagher is another notable presence who merits distinct recognition for her pivotal role in advancing New Historicist theories and their methodologies."

"Stephen Orgel is another prominent literary critic and historian who laid a strong foundation for New Historicism, a school of thought that investigates how literary works converse with the socio-political systems and power structures of the era in which they were created."