مذہب، ثقافت، اور بیانیۂ قومیت: Religion, Culture, and the Narrative of Nationalism: A Scholarly Examination

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2024
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Abstract
This scholarly article explores the intricate relationship between religion, culture, and nationalism, focusing on their interplay in shaping national identities in South Asia, particularly in Pakistan. The narrative of nationalism is often deeply rooted in religious and cultural traditions, and this article aims to examine how these elements converge to define collective identities and influence political discourses. Drawing on historical, sociological, and political perspectives, the study delves into the formation of Pakistani nationalism, influenced by religious doctrines, cultural narratives, and the socio-political environment. Through this analysis, the article seeks to highlight the complexities involved in the development of nationalism in the context of South Asian societies, where religious and cultural affiliations are integral to national identity
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Authors Dr. Ayesha Jamil
Journal Journal of Religious, Literary and Cultural Studies
Year 2024
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