Making Islam Work
Autor Thijl Sunieren Limba Engleză Hardback – 24 oct 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004521858
ISBN-10: 9004521852
Pagini: 334
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: de Gruyter Brill
ISBN-10: 9004521852
Pagini: 334
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: de Gruyter Brill
Notă biografică
Thijl Sunier, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, is Professor (em.) of Anthropology of Religion. He has published on Islam in Europe, Islamic movements, and Islam and digitisation. He is chairman of the Netherlands Inter-University School for Islamic Studies and executive editor of the Journal of Muslims in Europe.
Cuprins
Preface and Acknowledgement
Notes on Transliteration
Introduction
1 Islamic Authority: Themes, Stakes, and Foci
2 Assessing Islamic Authority
3 Islamic Authority-Making: Processes, Actors, and Contexts
4 Chapters and Cases
1 The Religious Broker: Networks, Reciprocity, and Intermediary Power
1 Introduction
2 What Is a Religious Broker?
3 Religious Brokerage in the City of Rotterdam. A Historical Case
4 The Emergence of Religious Brokers
5 The Dissolution of Religious Brokers
6 Conclusions
2 The Politics of Imam Training: The Domestication of Islam in Europe
1 Introduction
2 The Quest for Imams
3 Training Initiatives in Europe
4 Assessing Imam Training in Europe: What Is at Stake?
5 The Politics of Imam Training: Conclusions
3 Authoritative Pedagogics: The Sohbet
1 Introduction
2 Hizmet
3 Sohbet as ‘Sensational Form’ and a Site of Devotional Practice
4 Sohbet in Practice
5 Hizmet as a ‘Way of Life’
6 Gender
7 Conclusions
4 Alternative Authorities: Authority-Making from Below
1 Introduction
2 Authority-Making from Below, Ethics, Senses of Space and the Production of Locality
3 Cases
4 Conclusions
5 Seeking Authentic Listening Experiences in Shi’ism: Online and Offline Intersections of Majlis Practices
Aleeha Zahra Ali and Thijl Sunier
1 Introduction
2 Shi’a Muslims, Mobility and Story of Karbala
3 Majlis: Sermon and Ritual
4 Theorising the Majlis
5 Digitisation and Shi’ism
6 Authority and Authentication
7 Transnational Authority
8 Listening as a Practice of Authentication
9 Who Sits at the Minbar? Ulama, Zakirin, Public Speakers
10 The Scholar and the Listeners: Case Study
11 Conclusions
6 Branding Islam: Imagination and Claims-Making
1 Introduction
2 Cases
3 Conclusions
Conclusions
1 Reprise
2 Cross-Overs, Connections, Entanglements, and Conceptual Threads
3 Reflections
4 What Else?
Glossary
References
Index
Notes on Transliteration
Introduction
1 Islamic Authority: Themes, Stakes, and Foci
2 Assessing Islamic Authority
3 Islamic Authority-Making: Processes, Actors, and Contexts
4 Chapters and Cases
1 The Religious Broker: Networks, Reciprocity, and Intermediary Power
1 Introduction
2 What Is a Religious Broker?
3 Religious Brokerage in the City of Rotterdam. A Historical Case
4 The Emergence of Religious Brokers
5 The Dissolution of Religious Brokers
6 Conclusions
2 The Politics of Imam Training: The Domestication of Islam in Europe
1 Introduction
2 The Quest for Imams
3 Training Initiatives in Europe
4 Assessing Imam Training in Europe: What Is at Stake?
5 The Politics of Imam Training: Conclusions
3 Authoritative Pedagogics: The Sohbet
1 Introduction
2 Hizmet
3 Sohbet as ‘Sensational Form’ and a Site of Devotional Practice
4 Sohbet in Practice
5 Hizmet as a ‘Way of Life’
6 Gender
7 Conclusions
4 Alternative Authorities: Authority-Making from Below
1 Introduction
2 Authority-Making from Below, Ethics, Senses of Space and the Production of Locality
3 Cases
4 Conclusions
5 Seeking Authentic Listening Experiences in Shi’ism: Online and Offline Intersections of Majlis Practices
Aleeha Zahra Ali and Thijl Sunier
1 Introduction
2 Shi’a Muslims, Mobility and Story of Karbala
3 Majlis: Sermon and Ritual
4 Theorising the Majlis
5 Digitisation and Shi’ism
6 Authority and Authentication
7 Transnational Authority
8 Listening as a Practice of Authentication
9 Who Sits at the Minbar? Ulama, Zakirin, Public Speakers
10 The Scholar and the Listeners: Case Study
11 Conclusions
6 Branding Islam: Imagination and Claims-Making
1 Introduction
2 Cases
3 Conclusions
Conclusions
1 Reprise
2 Cross-Overs, Connections, Entanglements, and Conceptual Threads
3 Reflections
4 What Else?
Glossary
References
Index