Naveeda Khan is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Johns Hopkins University. She is the editor of Beyond Crisis: Re-evaluating Pakistan.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. Scenes of Muslim Aspiration: Neighborhood Mosques and Their Qabza 21 2. A Possible Genealogy of Aspiration: Muhammad Iqbal in His Time 55 3. Inheriting Iqbal: The Law and the Ahmadi Question 91 4. The Singularity of Aspiration: A Father, a Child, and a Jinn 121 5. Skepticism in Public Culture: From the Jahil Maulwi to Mullaism 145 6. Skepticism and Spiritual Diagnostics: Iqbal, the Ulama, and the Literati 171 Epilogue: Becoming Present 201 Notes 209 Bibliography 225 Index 251
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. Scenes of Muslim Aspiration: Neighborhood Mosques and Their Qabza 21 2. A Possible Genealogy of Aspiration: Muhammad Iqbal in His Time 55 3. Inheriting Iqbal: The Law and the Ahmadi Question 91 4. The Singularity of Aspiration: A Father, a Child, and a Jinn 121 5. Skepticism in Public Culture: From the Jahil Maulwi to Mullaism 145 6. Skepticism and Spiritual Diagnostics: Iqbal, the Ulama, and the Literati 171 Epilogue: Becoming Present 201 Notes 209 Bibliography 225 Index 251
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