Devotional Islam in contemporary South Asia : shrines, journeys and wanderers /
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| Language: | English |
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London :
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group,
[2016]
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| Series: | Routledge contemporary South Asia series.
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Table of Contents:
- Authority, Shrines and Spaces: Scrutinizing devotional Islam from South Asia / Michel Boivin
- Vagrancy and pilgrimage according to the Sufi Qalandari path: the illusions of anti-structure / Alexandre Papas
- Qalandars and Ahl-e Haqq / Mojan Membrado
- Woman [Un] like Woman: the question of spiritual authority among female fakirs of Sehwan Sharif / Omar Kasmani
- Negotiating religious authority at a shrine Inhabited by a living saint "the dargah of "Zinda" Shah Madar / Ute Falasc
- How discourses construct figures of holiness: the example of the Indo-Muslim Martyr Ghazi Miyan (Uttar Pradesh, North India) / Delphine Ortis
- Meditative practice, aesthetics and entertainment music in an Indian Sufi shrine / Mikko Viitamäki
- Evolution of the Chishti Shrine and the Chishtis in Pakpattan (Pakistan) / Muhammad Mubeen
- The mother and the other: tourism and pilgrimage at the shrine of Higlaj Devi/Bibi Nani in Baluchistan / Jürgen Schaflechner
- Sacred journeys, worship and reverence: the Sufi legitimation of the ziyarat in Hyderabad / Mauro Valdinoci
- An ambiguous and contentious politicization of Sufi shrines and pilgrimages in Pakistan / Alix Philippon.