Das, Biswajit2024-12-312024-12-310000http://192.9.200.215:4000/handle/123456789/314This document examines the foundational principles and pedagogical approaches that define Participatory Sociology, offering insights into its integration into Jamia's educational framework. It highlights the importance of fostering sociological imagination, breaking away from conventional paradigms, and embracing participatory methods to address complex social realities.This work explores the rationale and spirit behind the introduction of Participatory Sociology in Jamia's curriculum, emphasizing its distinctive pedagogical quality. It advocates moving away from linear reductionism towards inclusive, holistic, and pluralistic thinking. The text reflects on participatory learning approaches and their potential to transform traditional academic practices, reinforcing the need for creative, open, and egalitarian environments. Inspired by Rumi's verses, it provides a thoughtful commentary on the evolving landscape of sociology as a transformative and participatory discipline.enParticipatory SociologyPedagogical InnovationJamia CurriculumSociological ImaginationHolistic ThinkingArticle