M S Khan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 31112 |
|---|---|
| NOME | M S Khan |
| PRENOMES | M S |
| SOBRENOME | Khan |
| ASSINATURA | KHAN M S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Kings College London, UK |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7894-4819 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1965 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Dividing the Nation into Patricians and Plebeians”
This article foregrounds the role of the Pakistan National Congress (PNC) in constitution making in the newly independent “two-wing” state of Pakistan in the aftermath of decolonization. The PNC was a small breakaway group of the Indian National Congress that became the political opposition in the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan, and represented the Hindu minority in the largest province of East Bengal. Contrary to conventional scholarship…
A Study on Set Algebraic Operations Characteristics With Intuitionistic Fuzzy Subgroups Under the Conditions of Intuitionistic Fuzzy Topological Vector Space
In this work, a study on intuitionistic fuzzy topology and algebra behavior of IFSGs in context of intuitionistic fuzzy topological vector spaces (IFTVS) is presented. Especially the case of normal space is discussed in terms of the union and intersection algebraic operations of level intuitionistic subgroups. The study, thus presents a special case of union and intersection among IFSGs, examining their structural constitution and impact within t…
Embodied reflexivity in voice-only interviewing
This article reflects on my experiences as a male researcher using voice-only WhatsApp interviews to study women's affect and Taliban violence in Pakistan's Swat Valley. It considers the opportunities and constraints posed by doing research in supposedly disembodied online space. It also positions remote voice-only interviews as both embodied and embedded practices. This understanding situates the embodied reflexivity and gendered positionality o…
Affective materiality of women's markets
This paper explores the agentic capacities of inanimate objects and their role in shaping the affective atmospheres of women's markets in a post-conflict setting. To analyse this material affectivity, I draw on women's markets of Swat in Pakistan and the role of four selected objects including posters/notices, bras, mannequins and curtains in the generation, transmission and manipulation of affect. I ask, how objects matter in shaping the affecti…
Financial barriers and coping strategies
Financial constraints were identified by TB and MDR-TB patients and health care professionals as the most pervasive barrier to care. Barriers appeared to be magnified for ethnic minorities and patients coming from rural areas, especially those with MDR-TB. To reduce financial barriers and improve treatment outcomes, there is a need for further research into the total costs of seeking and accessing TB and MDR-TB care. This will enable better asses…
Are global tuberculosis control targets overlooking an essential indicator? Prolonged delays to diagnosis despite high case detection rates in Yunnan, China
Delay in treating active tuberculosis (TB) impedes disease control by allowing ongoing transmission, and may explain the unexpectedly modest declines in global TB incidence. Even though China has achieved TB control targets under the global Directly Observed Treatment, Short course (DOTS) strategy, TB prevalence in western provinces, including Yunnan, is not decreasing. This cross-sectional study investigates whether prolonged delay in identifyin…
Biofilm inhibition by Cymbopogon citratus and Syzygium aromaticum essential oils in the strains of Candida albicans
Notes Et Documents
A Twelfth Century Arab Account of Indian Religions and Sects
Arabic Historiography
Chronique
An International Islamic Seminar of Hyderabad
Chronique
Al-Bīrūnī and the Political History of India
Al-Bīrūnī and the political history of India
When al-Birlni wrote, history meant only political and military history of wars and battles; but it was not so with him. In his well-known book Kitab fi Tahqiq md li'l-Hind (Researches on India), he did not record the military and political history of India in any detail but wrote its cultural, scientific, social and religious history, thus showing that he had as wide a concept of history as that of a modem historian. It is difficult to discuss h…
Studies in the Kitāb Al-Tāğī Epitome of Al-Sābī
The Philosophy of Avicenna
Studies in the Kităb Al-Tăğī Epitome of Al-Sābī
Miskawayh and the Buwayhids
Miskawaih and Arabic Historiography
The paper opens with a statement that broadly speaking the Arabic historians can be divided into two classes (i) the traditionists and jurists and (ii) the savants, courtiers and secretaries. The characteristics of the history writing of these two classes of historians have been discussed and Miskawaih has been compared with the major historians belonging to them, in order to bring out clearly the special features of his history writing. It has b…
Miskawayh and the Buwayhids
A Manuscript of an Epitome of Al-Şābī's Kitāb Al-TĀğİ
An Unpublished Treatise of Miskawaih on Justice, or Risala fi Mahiyat [sic] al-'adl li-Miskawaih
An Unpublished Treatise of Miskawaih on Justice or Risala fi Mahiyat al-Adl li Miskawaih
Risālah fī Māhiyat al-'Adl
Affective materiality of women's markets
This paper explores the agentic capacities of inanimate objects and their role in shaping the affective atmospheres of women's markets in a post-conflict setting. To analyse this material affectivity, I draw on women's markets of Swat in Pakistan and the role of four selected objects including posters/notices, bras, mannequins and curtains in the generation, transmission and manipulation of affect. I ask, how objects matter in shaping the affecti…
Miskawaih and Arabic Historiography
The paper opens with a statement that broadly speaking the Arabic historians can be divided into two classes (i) the traditionists and jurists and (ii) the savants, courtiers and secretaries. The characteristics of the history writing of these two classes of historians have been discussed and Miskawaih has been compared with the major historians belonging to them, in order to bring out clearly the special features of his history writing. It has b…
A Manuscript of an Epitome of Al-Şābī's Kitāb Al-TĀğİ
An Unpublished Treatise of Miskawaih on Justice, or Risala fi Mahiyat [sic] al-'adl li-Miskawaih
An Unpublished Treatise of Miskawaih on Justice or Risala fi Mahiyat al-Adl li Miskawaih
Risālah fī Māhiyat al-'Adl
Miskawayh and the Buwayhids
Miskawayh and the Buwayhids
Miskawaih and Arabic Historiography
The paper opens with a statement that broadly speaking the Arabic historians can be divided into two classes (i) the traditionists and jurists and (ii) the savants, courtiers and secretaries. The characteristics of the history writing of these two classes of historians have been discussed and Miskawaih has been compared with the major historians belonging to them, in order to bring out clearly the special features of his history writing. It has b…
Studies in the Kităb Al-Tăğī Epitome of Al-Sābī
Studies in the Kitāb Al-Tāğī Epitome of Al-Sābī
The Philosophy of Avicenna
Al-Bīrūnī and the Political History of India
Al-Bīrūnī and the political history of India
When al-Birlni wrote, history meant only political and military history of wars and battles; but it was not so with him. In his well-known book Kitab fi Tahqiq md li'l-Hind (Researches on India), he did not record the military and political history of India in any detail but wrote its cultural, scientific, social and religious history, thus showing that he had as wide a concept of history as that of a modem historian. It is difficult to discuss h…
Chronique
An International Islamic Seminar of Hyderabad
Arabic Historiography
Chronique
A Twelfth Century Arab Account of Indian Religions and Sects
Notes Et Documents
Biofilm inhibition by Cymbopogon citratus and Syzygium aromaticum essential oils in the strains of Candida albicans
Financial barriers and coping strategies
Financial constraints were identified by TB and MDR-TB patients and health care professionals as the most pervasive barrier to care. Barriers appeared to be magnified for ethnic minorities and patients coming from rural areas, especially those with MDR-TB. To reduce financial barriers and improve treatment outcomes, there is a need for further research into the total costs of seeking and accessing TB and MDR-TB care. This will enable better asses…
Are global tuberculosis control targets overlooking an essential indicator? Prolonged delays to diagnosis despite high case detection rates in Yunnan, China
Delay in treating active tuberculosis (TB) impedes disease control by allowing ongoing transmission, and may explain the unexpectedly modest declines in global TB incidence. Even though China has achieved TB control targets under the global Directly Observed Treatment, Short course (DOTS) strategy, TB prevalence in western provinces, including Yunnan, is not decreasing. This cross-sectional study investigates whether prolonged delay in identifyin…
A Study on Set Algebraic Operations Characteristics With Intuitionistic Fuzzy Subgroups Under the Conditions of Intuitionistic Fuzzy Topological Vector Space
In this work, a study on intuitionistic fuzzy topology and algebra behavior of IFSGs in context of intuitionistic fuzzy topological vector spaces (IFTVS) is presented. Especially the case of normal space is discussed in terms of the union and intersection algebraic operations of level intuitionistic subgroups. The study, thus presents a special case of union and intersection among IFSGs, examining their structural constitution and impact within t…
Embodied reflexivity in voice-only interviewing
This article reflects on my experiences as a male researcher using voice-only WhatsApp interviews to study women's affect and Taliban violence in Pakistan's Swat Valley. It considers the opportunities and constraints posed by doing research in supposedly disembodied online space. It also positions remote voice-only interviews as both embodied and embedded practices. This understanding situates the embodied reflexivity and gendered positionality o…
Affective materiality of women's markets
This paper explores the agentic capacities of inanimate objects and their role in shaping the affective atmospheres of women's markets in a post-conflict setting. To analyse this material affectivity, I draw on women's markets of Swat in Pakistan and the role of four selected objects including posters/notices, bras, mannequins and curtains in the generation, transmission and manipulation of affect. I ask, how objects matter in shaping the affecti…
Dividing the Nation into Patricians and Plebeians”
This article foregrounds the role of the Pakistan National Congress (PNC) in constitution making in the newly independent “two-wing” state of Pakistan in the aftermath of decolonization. The PNC was a small breakaway group of the Indian National Congress that became the political opposition in the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan, and represented the Hindu minority in the largest province of East Bengal. Contrary to conventional scholarship…
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