The introduction of Islam ushered in an era of social and cultural change to the region. Some pre-Islamic sacred places have been transformed into Islamic ones, and the cult of saints absorbed elements of both local and Arab mythology. This volume which is a project initiated by the Balkan History Association, focuses on Islamic culture, traditions, and pre-Islamic beliefs in Central Asia. The chapters emphasize the importance of religious life, the significance of certain "sacred places," and their role in the socio-spiritual life. The volume includes research spanning a period from antiquity…mehr
The introduction of Islam ushered in an era of social and cultural change to the region. Some pre-Islamic sacred places have been transformed into Islamic ones, and the cult of saints absorbed elements of both local and Arab mythology. This volume which is a project initiated by the Balkan History Association, focuses on Islamic culture, traditions, and pre-Islamic beliefs in Central Asia. The chapters emphasize the importance of religious life, the significance of certain "sacred places," and their role in the socio-spiritual life. The volume includes research spanning a period from antiquity to the Post-Soviet era to explore how landscapes of religious places and practices were interpreted and reinterpreted through time.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mihai Dragnea is president of the Balkan History Association and editor-in-chief of Hiperboreea. Dorina Dragnea works in the Department of Intangible Heritage and Traditional Culture of the National Institute of Heritage, Bucharest, Romania. Antonio Alonso Marcos is professor of political science at the Universidad San Pablo CEU, Madrid.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: The Religious Landscapes of Central Asia throughout History Mihai Dragnea, Dorina Dragnea, Antonio Alonso Marcos, and Elissa Bullion Soviet Religious Legislation Chapter 1: Communist Atheism Overrides Islam: The Soviet Movement for Religious Control in Central Asia (1930s-1960s) Rui Kai Xue Chapter 2: Interpretation of the "Soviet Past" in Historical Policy Newly Independent States of Central Asia Viachaslau Menkouski Chapter 3: Impact of Communal Identity on the Notion of States in Soviet Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan Shambhavi Thite Political Islam and Islamic Social and Cultural Reformation Chapter 4: Hizb ut Tahrir (HT) in Central Asia Since 2000: A Political Party, a Terrorist Group or a Social Movement? Antonio Alonso Marcos Chapter 5: Islam in Central Asia: Why Jadidism is 'Out' and Why Salafism is 'In' Dareg Zabarah-Chulak Pre-Islamic and Early Islamic Material Culture Chapter 6: Ancient Religions and Beliefs: Pre-Islamic Cult Architecture of the Ancient States of Central Asia Shoira Nurmukhamedova Zahidovna and Feruzjon Subkhonov Shukhratovich Chapter 7: Heads or Altars: An Analysis of Religious Culture in Early Islamic Numismatics Jonathan Ouellet Sacred Spaces and Religious Mobility Chapter 8: Islamic Shrines and pilgrimage in Samarkand (1992-2022) Azim Malikov Chapter 9: The Impact of the Seven Pir Shrines in the Bukhara Province on the Social-Spiritual Life of the Muslims in Uzbekistan Fahri Türk and Dolunay Yusuf Baltürk Language and Ethnic Identity Chapter 10: The Semantic Analysis of Mythological Conceptual Units in Religious Discourse: A Case Study of the Karakalpak Language Gulzira Kdirbaeva Kurbanbaevna Chapter 11: Beliefs of the Semi-Nomadic Turkic-speaking Ethnic Group in Iran, the Qashqais Venera Mustafayeva About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction: The Religious Landscapes of Central Asia throughout History Mihai Dragnea, Dorina Dragnea, Antonio Alonso Marcos, and Elissa Bullion Soviet Religious Legislation Chapter 1: Communist Atheism Overrides Islam: The Soviet Movement for Religious Control in Central Asia (1930s-1960s) Rui Kai Xue Chapter 2: Interpretation of the "Soviet Past" in Historical Policy Newly Independent States of Central Asia Viachaslau Menkouski Chapter 3: Impact of Communal Identity on the Notion of States in Soviet Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan Shambhavi Thite Political Islam and Islamic Social and Cultural Reformation Chapter 4: Hizb ut Tahrir (HT) in Central Asia Since 2000: A Political Party, a Terrorist Group or a Social Movement? Antonio Alonso Marcos Chapter 5: Islam in Central Asia: Why Jadidism is 'Out' and Why Salafism is 'In' Dareg Zabarah-Chulak Pre-Islamic and Early Islamic Material Culture Chapter 6: Ancient Religions and Beliefs: Pre-Islamic Cult Architecture of the Ancient States of Central Asia Shoira Nurmukhamedova Zahidovna and Feruzjon Subkhonov Shukhratovich Chapter 7: Heads or Altars: An Analysis of Religious Culture in Early Islamic Numismatics Jonathan Ouellet Sacred Spaces and Religious Mobility Chapter 8: Islamic Shrines and pilgrimage in Samarkand (1992-2022) Azim Malikov Chapter 9: The Impact of the Seven Pir Shrines in the Bukhara Province on the Social-Spiritual Life of the Muslims in Uzbekistan Fahri Türk and Dolunay Yusuf Baltürk Language and Ethnic Identity Chapter 10: The Semantic Analysis of Mythological Conceptual Units in Religious Discourse: A Case Study of the Karakalpak Language Gulzira Kdirbaeva Kurbanbaevna Chapter 11: Beliefs of the Semi-Nomadic Turkic-speaking Ethnic Group in Iran, the Qashqais Venera Mustafayeva About the Contributors
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