The Hidden Secularism in Bangladesh: Religious Harmony and the Cultural Map of Religions
This article examines the everyday, largely unexamined secularism that persists beneath Bangladesh’s constitutional declaration of Islam as the state religion, distinguishing it from secularism as a formal legal doctrine. It traces where interfaith coexistence has functioned in practice, identifies the specific junctures, communal, political, and institutional, where that coexistence has visibly fractured, and assesses what…
