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For long centuries, India, in a memorable phrase, was “on the way to everywhere” (Abu Lughod 1989). Trade brought Arabs to India’s southern seacoasts and to the coasts of Sri Lanka, where small Muslim communities were established at least by the early eighth century. These traders played key economic roles and were pa­tronized by non-Muslim kings like the Zamorin of Calicut (Kozhikode) who wel­comed diverse merchant communities.

A Historical Overview of Islam in South Asia

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Mirza Firuz Shah

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Subject:

Religions

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Reign:

Akbar 1556–1605

Subject Year (Time):

1550

Author:

Barbara D. Metcalf

Languages:

English

Royal Mughal Ref:

ARC-06122021-1002

Date of Creation:

July 10, 2002

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For long centuries, India, in a memorable phrase, was “on the way to everywhere” (Abu Lughod 1989). Trade brought Arabs to India’s southern seacoasts and to the coasts of Sri Lanka, where small Muslim communities were established at least by the early eighth century. These traders played key economic roles and were pa­tronized by non-Muslim kings like the Zamorin of Calicut (Kozhikode) who wel­comed diverse merchant communities.

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