Sufism and the 'modern' in Islam
/ edited by Martin van Bruinessen and Julia Day Howell
Sufism and the 'modern' in Islam
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/ edited by Martin van Bruinessen and Julia Day HowellEdition 1
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Sufism and the 'modern' in Islam / / edited by Martin van Bruinessen and Julia Day HowellPublication Details
لندن : : I.B. Tauris، 2013مPhysical Description
ix, 367 p.؛ ; 24 cm..Subject
SufismIslamic modernism
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Bruinessen, Martin van، نویسنده .
Howell, Julia Day, 1943-، نویسنده .
Howell, Julia Day, 1943-، نویسنده .
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Preface and Acknowledgements.-INTRODUCTION.-1.Sufism and the 'Modern' in Islam.-PART I:MODALITIES OF SUFI ORGANIZATION AND PRACTICES IN MODERN SOCIETY.-2.What is a Sufi Order?Revisiting the concept through a case study of the Khalwatiyya in contemporary Egypt.-3.Sufism and Modernity in Turkey:From the authenticity of experience to the practice of discipline.-4.Elements of Neo-traditional Sufism in Iran.-5.Saint and Sufi in Contemporary Mali.-6.Saints, Politicians and Sufi Bureaucrats:Mysticism and politics in Indonesia's New Order.-PART II:THE INTERRELATION OF SUFISM AND ISLAMIC REFORM.-7.Sufi Fundamentalism between India and the Middle East.-8.The Reformist Sufism of the Tablighi Jama'at:The Case of the Meos of Mewat, India.-9.National Crisis and the Representation of Traditional Sufism in Indonesia:The periodicals Salafy and Sufi.-10.Sufi Modernities in Contemporary Senegal:Religious dynamics between the local and the global.-PART III:BREAKING OUT OF THE MOULD:SUFISM IN NEW SETTINGS.-11.Intimate Disciples in the Modern World:The creation of translocal amity among South Asian Sufis in Britain.-12.Modernity and Islamic Spirituality in Indonesia's New Sufi Networks.- 13.God by All Means - Eclectic faith and Sufi resurgence among the Moroccan bourgeoisie.-14.The Development of a Modern Western Sufism CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS.-15.Contemporary Sufism and Current Social Theory Notes Notes on Contributors Note on Transliteration.-References.-Glossary.- Index.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 323-352) and index.
Distributed by Palgrave Macmillan, 2013.
Preface and Acknowledgements.-INTRODUCTION.-1.Sufism and the 'Modern' in Islam.-PART I:MODALITIES OF SUFI ORGANIZATION AND PRACTICES IN MODERN SOCIETY.-2.What is a Sufi Order?Revisiting the concept through a case study of the Khalwatiyya in contemporary Egypt.-3.Sufism and Modernity in Turkey:From the authenticity of experience to the practice of discipline.-4.Elements of Neo-traditional Sufism in Iran.-5.Saint and Sufi in Contemporary Mali.-6.Saints, Politicians and Sufi Bureaucrats:Mysticism and politics in Indonesia's New Order.-PART II:THE INTERRELATION OF SUFISM AND ISLAMIC REFORM.-7.Sufi Fundamentalism between India and the Middle East.-8.The Reformist Sufism of the Tablighi Jama'at:The Case of the Meos of Mewat, India.-9.National Crisis and the Representation of Traditional Sufism in Indonesia:The periodicals Salafy and Sufi.-10.Sufi Modernities in Contemporary Senegal:Religious dynamics between the local and the global.-PART III:BREAKING OUT OF THE MOULD:SUFISM IN NEW SETTINGS.-11.Intimate Disciples in the Modern World:The creation of translocal amity among South Asian Sufis in Britain.-12.Modernity and Islamic Spirituality in Indonesia's New Sufi Networks.- 13.God by All Means - Eclectic faith and Sufi resurgence among the Moroccan bourgeoisie.-14.The Development of a Modern Western Sufism CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS.-15.Contemporary Sufism and Current Social Theory Notes Notes on Contributors Note on Transliteration.-References.-Glossary.- Index.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 323-352) and index.
