bengali islamization was a process that elevated the practices and values of shari’a that pertained to the bengali muslim community. this was a longstanding process of cultural incorporation and the creation of a distinctively bengali islam (eaton, 1993; uddin, 2006). shah jalal’s islamic cultural capital was not simply the faithfulness of his piety, but his bengali-ness. as a product of the state, shah jalal’s cultural capital was representative of his society and it was the changing relationship between these two cultural capitals that would define the spatial organization of islam and bengali culture in bangladesh (nadeem, 2013; sethi, 2015).

the rise of a distinct and separate bengali islam was a product of the incorporation of islam into bengali culture and society. shah jalal’s cultural capital was both a product of and agent of islamization. the early muslim settlers and traders of bengali territory were a product of the historical conditions of this region. the presence of islam also shaped and changed the social dynamic of rural bangladesh. the cultural incorporation of islam was a result of the state’s policies, not the other way around. the early bengali muslim settlers and traders were not faithful muslims. shah jalal’s cultural capital was not an inherited cultural capital. it was a product of his state, which was a product of his society, and a result of his personal virtue. the changing relationship between these two cultural capitals would define the spatial organization of islam and bengali culture in bangladesh.

the changing relationship between these two cultural capitals could be attributed to the early muslim settlers who were more knowledgeable about their faith than they were about islam. shah jalal’s cultural capital was not simply inherited. it was a product of the state and he embodied it as a product of his personal virtue. the changing relationship between these two cultural capitals would define the spatial organization of islam and bengali culture in bangladesh. 81555fee3f

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