Discover the compelling journeys of Muslim women in Indian politics with ‘MISSING FROM THE HOUSE: Muslim Women in the Lok Sabha’. This insightful book unveils the stories of eighteen trailblazing parliamentarians who defied patriarchy, religious orthodoxy, and systemic exclusion to make their mark in Indian democracy since 1952. Explore the battles fought by figures like Akbar Jahan Abdullah, Abida Ahmed, Mehbooba Mufti, Zohraben Chavda, Mamtaz Sanghamita, and Nusrat Jahan, from grassroots activism to political dynasties. ‘Missing from the House’ offers a powerful, urgent account of political agency, representation, and the unyielding fight for visibility and voice. Perfect for readers interested in Indian politics, women in leadership, and social justice narratives. Enhance your understanding of India’s democratic landscape with this essential read from The Bookish Owl.