Muslim networks from Hajj to hip hop /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Chapel Hill :
University of North Carolina Press,
[2005]
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| Series: | Islamic civilization & Muslim networks.
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Table of Contents:
- Ibn Battuta's opportunism : the networks and loyalties of a medieval Muslim scholar / Vincent J. Cornell
- A networked civilization? / David Gilmartin
- The network metaphor and the mosque network in Iran, 1978-1979 / Charles Kurzman
- The scope and limits of Islamic cosmopolitanism and the discursive language of the 'Ulama' / Muhammad Qasim Zaman
- The problem of Islamic art / Judith Ernst
- Sacred narratives linking Iraqui Shiite women across time and space / Tayba Hassan Al Khalifa Sharif
- The Islamic salon : elite women's religious networks in Egypt / Samia Serageldin
- Voices of faith, faces of beauty : connecting American Muslim women through Azizah / Jamillah Karim
- Ideological and technological transformations of contemporary Sufism / Carl W. Ernst
- The Salafi movement : violence and the fragmentation of community / Quintan Wiktorowicz
- Defining Islamic interconnectivity / Gary Bunt
- Wiring up : the Internet difference for Muslim networks / Jon W. Anderson
- A new research agenda : exploring the transglobal hip hop Umma / H. Samy Alim.