Aims and Scope:
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The ‘Alamdār has for the last decade and a half provided a forum for the scholarly exploration of Kashmiri society and culture focusing in particular on the literary and spiritual traditions of the region, especially those associated with a great Sufi Saint of Kashmir Shaikh al-‘Ālam and Rishism (a native Sufi order of Kashmir), from a multidisciplinary perspective including History, Islamic Studies, Literary Studies, Sociology and Comparative Religion. The journal also encourages research articles on various aspects of Kashmir’s connected histories that place Kashmir within a wider network of interaction and exchange that operated along circuits towards the North and the South.
Directed to historians, scholars of Islam, religion and comparative literature, the journal brings together established academics and younger researchers engaged in investigating the above thematic.
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