"This book presents readers with a new way of thinking about religious doubt through an ethnographic exploration of how Ahmadi Muslims in India--members of a minority's minority--confront an impossible question: how do I prove that I'm Muslim"--
"This book presents readers with a new way of thinking about religious doubt through an ethnographic exploration of how Ahmadi Muslims in India--members of a minority's minority--confront an impossible question: how do I prove that I'm Muslim"--
Nicholas H. A. Evans is a Fellow in the Department of Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and co-editor of Histories of Post-mortem Contagion.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: A Troubled Relationship with Truth 1. The History of the Ahmadi-Caliph Relationship 2. An Enchanting Bureaucracy 3. A Failure to Doubt? Polemics and Sectarianism in Qadian 4. Prayer Duels to the Death: The Mubahala 5. Televising Islam: The Aesthetics of Caliphate Conclusion: The Problem with Proof
Introduction: A Troubled Relationship with Truth 1. The History of the Ahmadi-Caliph Relationship 2. An Enchanting Bureaucracy 3. A Failure to Doubt? Polemics and Sectarianism in Qadian 4. Prayer Duels to the Death: The Mubahala 5. Televising Islam: The Aesthetics of Caliphate Conclusion: The Problem with Proof
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