Islam and Matriliny in Lakshadweep: A Sociological Perspective through Leela Dube’s Work
Introduction The intricate interplay between matrilineal kinship systems and Islamic religious norms in Lakshadweep presents a fascinating case study for sociologists and anthropologists. Leela Dube, a prominent Indian sociologist and feminist scholar, extensively studied kinship, gender, and family structures in South Asia, with particular attention to matrilineal societies. Her work on Lakshadweep provides critical insights … Read more
