Mehta here provides an ethnographic account of a community of Muslim weavers in Ansari north India. He focuses particularly on the nature of weaving, its links with the sacred, and its central role in the social structure.
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"This book, an ethnographically-rich study of a community of Muslim handloom weavers in village north India...contributes to the scholarly understanding of the social, economic, and religious activities and identity of contemporary Muslims in India through a case study...the book is interesting....Mehta explores the fluidity of ritual, and he captures this aspect in his detailed analysis....a thought-provoking monograph."--Journal of Ritual Studies
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