Method in the study of regional religion, Identity in community of religious Diversity in India

The dominant attitude toward religion was based on the assumption that there is clear distinction between religions and their followers, beliefs, identity and community. Another approach is to review that is meant specifically according to Believers of a religious pluralistic society and Based on that, the boundaries of religious identity are not completely separate and distinct. In such a context religious identity is formed on the basis of the relationship between Believers. As a result of this attitude, attention to identity, and cognitive powers of individuals and social circumstances is necessary and it is appropriate to replace investigating the importance of Believers narratives in a particular area instead of emphasis on the teaching abstraction religious. In this article these two different perspectives, are distinguished, and the applications and implications of each are paid attention. Then to highlight the meaningful way of regional study of religion, the interaction between Islam and Hinduism in pluralistic cultural and religious communities of India and the formation of religious identities on the basis of this interaction is taken into consideration. This issue will be discussed at the end that how dose highlight the particular religious identity in these context of eclectically? Also the common ground for interaction and religious evaluation in this position will be offered.