THE ALIENATIONS OF INDIAN MUSLIM WOMEN AS SEEN IN HANA KHAN CARRIES ON (2021)

Syaharani Hamidah, NIM.: 19101050049 (2023) THE ALIENATIONS OF INDIAN MUSLIM WOMEN AS SEEN IN HANA KHAN CARRIES ON (2021). Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This research examines how Uzma Jalaluddin's novel, Hana Khan Carries On (2021), shows symptoms of alienation. The problem in this novel concerns Indian Muslims who live in America, who must experience discrimination because of differences in skin color and the use of the hijab in their daily lives. Qualitative methods and narrative analysis are used to explore the emotions and environmental conditions of the characters in the novel. From here, the researcher sees the symptoms of alienation as a result of discrimination based on their differences. According to Seeman's theory of alienation, six types of alienation are meant to distinguish different types of alienation: powerlessness, meaninglessness, normlessness, cultural estrangement, self-estrangement, and social isolation. Each of the six types of alienation is used to analyze the character's societal and personal problems because Seeman uses a socio-psychological framework for his alienation theory. The results of this study show that the novel characters experience alienation based on their status as Indian and hijab-wearing women living in America, which immediately makes them a minority in their environment. They are Hanaan Khan, Fazeela Khan, and Ghufran Khan. Responding to Seeman's theory of alienation, this research shows that alienated characters are adjusting to their problems of alienation.

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