Popular Image Practices at
The Shrine of Nizamuddin in Delhi

Continuity and Change in Iconography, Media, and Discourse

A Research and Documentation Project at Tasveer Ghar, New Delhi, India, under “Cluster of Excellence - Asia and Europe in a Global Context: Shifting Asymmetries in Cultural Flows” (University of Heidelberg) Research Area: RE3.10/08 Brosius


About This Project

The Shrine and
its Rituals

The Pilgrims and
Their Movement

Objects, Visuals,
and the Media

A Site of ideological Difference

Other Case Studies

Videos

Image Galleries

shrine of Nizamuddin Aulia: popular poster

This evolving multimedia project seeks to study the popular printed images and media available around the Sufi shrine of Nizamuddin in Delhi, especially focusing on how they have changed over time in response to the changes brought about by urbanization, movement of pilgrims, new technology, and competition from more reformist tableeghi and Wahhabi ideologues in the vicinity? It also seeks to relate to similar studies being made in other parts of India and the world.

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