Sufism and the 'modern' in Islam
Herausgeber: Bruinessen, Martin van; Howell, Julia Day
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Sufism has not only survived into the twenty-first century but has experienced a significant resurgence throughout the Muslim world. This book offers fresh perspectives on this phenomenon, demonstrating surprising connections between Sufism and Muslim reformist currents, and the vital presence of Sufi ideas and practices in all spheres of life.
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Sufism has not only survived into the twenty-first century but has experienced a significant resurgence throughout the Muslim world. This book offers fresh perspectives on this phenomenon, demonstrating surprising connections between Sufism and Muslim reformist currents, and the vital presence of Sufi ideas and practices in all spheres of life.
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- Library of Modern Middle East Studies
- Verlag: I.B.Tauris & Co. Ltd.
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Dezember 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 232mm x 158mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 604g
- ISBN-13: 9781780763798
- ISBN-10: 1780763794
- Artikelnr.: 35758773
- Library of Modern Middle East Studies
- Verlag: I.B.Tauris & Co. Ltd.
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Dezember 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 232mm x 158mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 604g
- ISBN-13: 9781780763798
- ISBN-10: 1780763794
- Artikelnr.: 35758773
Martin van Bruinessen is Professor of Islamic Studies at Utrecht University and the International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World (ISIM), both in the Netherlands. Julia Day Howell is Associate Professor in Asian Studies at Griffith University and Deputy Director of the Griffith Asia Institute (Brisbane, Australia).
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 172 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 353 Index
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 172 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 353 Index
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 172 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 353 Index
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 172 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 353 Index