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Empire and the Hajj: pilgrims, plagues, and pan - Islam under British surveillance, 1865-1908 / Low, Michael Christopher   Journal Article
Low, Michael Christopher Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract From the mid-19th to the early 20th centuries, the forces unleashed by the age of European imperialism and its rapid encroachment on d?r al-Isl?m increasingly brought the hajj under the scrutiny and regulation of non-Muslim powers. The driving force behind these dramatic changes in administration of the hajj was the expansion of the British Empire. As Britain's power in the Indian subcontinent grew, so too did its maritime supremacy throughout the Indian Ocean basin. Looking to secure its access to India, ward off its European competitors, and expand its commercial interests in southwestern Arabia, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden, Britain's role in the region was intensified by the transit opportunities that emerged with the development of regular steamship routes between the Mediterranean and India from the 1830s to the 1860s and the eventual opening of the Suez Canal in 1869. With the exponential growth of maritime traffic that accompanied these technological advances came a similarly dramatic rise in the oceangoing pilgrim traffic from and through British India. Owing to this expansion in the number of seaborne pilgrims, the hajj soon came to be recognized as the primary conduit for the globalization of epidemic diseases, such as cholera and plague.
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Historical relations across the Indian ocean: Report and papers of the meeting of experts organized by Unesco at Port Louis, Mauritius, from 15-19 july 1974 / UNESCO 1987  Book
UNESCO Book
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Publication Paris, UNESCO, 1987.
Description 192p.
Series General history of Africa studies and document; 3
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Hundred horizons: the Indian ocean in the age of global empire / Bose, Sugata 2006  Book
Bose, Sugata Book
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Publication DelhI, Permanent Black, 2006.
Description xii, 333p.Hbk
Standard Number 8178241633
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Mariners, merchants and ocean: studies in maritime history / Mathew, K S (ed) 1995  Book
Mathew, K S Book
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Publication New Delhi, Manohar Publihsers, 1995.
Description xii, 488p.
Standard Number 817300753
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