Explore the dynamic interplay of faith and social change in contemporary India. This insightful book offers a comparative analysis of two significant religious reform movements: the Hindu Svadhyaya and the Islamic Tablighi Jamaat. Delving into their theology, practice, and societal impact, it uncovers the complex relationship between religion, secularity, and civil society in modern India. Essential reading for scholars, students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of faith-based social movements shaping India today.