Abstract
This special issue explores the intricate histories and realities of Islamic thought and Muslim lives in East and South Asia from religious, social, political and artistic perspectives. It demonstrates that development of Islam – in religious, cultural and political terms – has been a complex process shaped by distinctive regional, local or even personal (see Petek’s article) considerations and responses to Islam’s universalist teachings.
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