Munawar Hanih

Munawar Hanih



 Dr. Munawar Hanih T T, is a native of Valanchery Munnakkal in Malappuram district of Kerala. After his primary education, he completed his graduation in English literature from WMO College. Project Dissertation Submitted for graduation on 'Post-colonial traits of Alice Walker's novel The Color Purple'. He completed his Master's degree in Malayalam Literature from Aligarh Muslim University. During his Master's, he compiled research on the natural lore along the banks of the river Kadalundi entitled 'Folklore of Kadalundipuzha'. This paper was awarded the MP Paul Memorial Award. He received his doctorate from Aligarh Muslim University on the thesis 'Poetic identity of Malayalam Sufi poetry'. This research thesis has explored Sufi poetry in Malayalam, which flourished on the margins of cultural space without receiving special attention until then. His research examined their concept-poetic identity and marked them as a different genre of poetry in Malayalam literature. During his research, he has completed teaching assignments for master's students of Modern Indian Languages at Aligarh Muslim University.   He has published two books of sufi poetry and philosophy by Book Plus, a leading publisher in Malayalam. The books are Malayalam Sufi Poetry(മലയാള സൂഫി കവിത) and Sufism in Modern Discourses(സൂഫിസം ആധുനിക വ്യവഹാരങ്ങളിൽ). He has presented papers related to his research in many seminars and writes frequently on contemporary issues for the leading Malayalam newspaper 'Suprabhatam'. He has published several articles on folklore, Sufism, Islamic eschatology and politics. He works as an Assistant Professor of Malayalam at Sir Syed College, Taliparamba, under Kannur University.

Periodical Articles


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 Arabi- Malayalam is a regional dialect, how does this centuries old language evolved and still prevail among the Keralites deeply influencing its literature and culture. 

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 When curriculum is used as a propaganda instrument, it is a sign of hostility towards society and the next generation. This is a thoughtful and perceptive critique of left-liberal propaganda.

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 The historic port city of Calicut has a distinct past and present. an updated examination of Calicut's Sufi heritage following its UNESCO designation as a city of literature.

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A modern examination of the ways in which certain terms are restricted to particular cultural groups in the press today.

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 International perspectives on the central problem of Palestine.

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Investigating the global significance of the Milad celebration in terms of history and culture.

 

 

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It was a debut for Professor Vellayani Arjunan, a notable scholar and linguist from Kerala. 

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An analysis of how festivals are evolving into venues for the celebration of anarchic liberalism. A nuanced viewpoint of literary festivals. 

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A collection of first-hand accounts and visuals from memories of Ramadan in northern India.

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Research Articles




 

 

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Fishlore in Social media

 
 
 where social media provides access to any information, whether it be local or global. This article examines the complex Kerala fishlore that has been shared on social media. It offers fresh perspective on the digital lore. 
Published in ‘Chengazhi’ UGC-care list peer reviewed research journal, ISSN: 2581-9585
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The cultural Space of Qawwali 


 
 
 In popular culture, Qawwali is frequently portrayed as vibrant, energetic music concerts in movies and other media. This essay reveals the sufi form's historical and cultural origins, completely refuting Qawwali's modern theory. It's looking at Qawwali from its original, mystical perspective.
 
 Published in ‘Keli’, the official journal of Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi
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Dalit Discourses in Poykayil Appachan’s Poetry 


Although the institutionalised form of Christianity does not have a caste structure, Keralite Dalit Christians did. Through his poetry, Poykayil Appachan expressed his opposition to this social evil. A convincing critique of Appachan's portrayals of caste can be found in his poetry. 

 Published in the edited book ‘Dalit literature in Indian languages’ edited by Dr. Taher H Pathan, ISBN: 978-93-90483-69-3
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 Malayalam Sufi poetry: The philosophical dimension of esoteric poems
 
 
 


Published in the edited book 'Sufism, Pluralism and Humanism; Indian Perspective' edited by 
Prof. Latif Hussain Shah Kazmi, ISBN: 978-81-927982-7-1
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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