Información General

• Autores: Ronald Lukens-Bull (ed. lit.), Mark Woodward (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Springer Suiza
• Año de publicación: 2021
• País: Suiza
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-3-030-32625-8, 978-3-030-32626-5
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Resumen

• This is a comprehensive handbook which for the first time provides a general yet detailed discussion of contemporary Islam and various aspects of Muslim lives. It offers a much needed tool for an introduction to the world of contemporary Muslim life and debate, and a link of continuity between the Muslim world and Muslims living and born in the West. The reader gains access to articles by leading scholars who observe phenomena in a post-9/11 context and from a global viewpoint. The topics have been carefully selected to provide the reader with both the necessary general view that a good handbook must offer while presenting details and information, as well as ethnographic examples, to inspire further research and interest. Indeed, each chapter will offer topical reading suggestions from which one can expand the material discussed in the chapter. The approach of the handbook is mainly social-anthropological, but attention is given to other disciplines like history, geography, political studies, as well as gender studies and cultural studies.

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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. Islam: Overview

    • Islam and Its History

      Aaron W. Hughes

      págs. 3-18

      

    • Muslims, Sacred Texts, and Laws in the Modern World

      Ihsan Yilmaz

      págs. 19-38

      

    • Shi‘a Islam in Practice

      Edith Szanto

      págs. 39-54

      

    • Sufism Between Past and Modernity

      Joseph Hill

      págs. 55-80

      

    • Islamophobia

      Muhammad Yaseen Gada

      págs. 81-102

      

    • Ismailis: A Pluralist Search for Universal Truth

      Karim H. Karim

      págs. 103-122

      

  • Part II. Contemporary Muslim Communities in Europe and Its Extensions

    • Muslim Minorities and Minority Fiqh

      Matthew Reifsnider

      págs. 125-146

      

    • Experiences of Muslims in Western Europe

      Oliver Scharbrodt

      págs. 147-170

      

    • Experience of Muslims in Eastern Europe

      Egdūnas Račius

      págs. 171-190

      

    • Experience of Muslims in North America

      Carole Barnsley

      págs. 191-216

      

    • Experience of Muslims in Latin America

      Silvia Montenegro

      págs. 217-236

      

    • Experience of Muslims in Australia and New Zealand

      Jacqui Ewart, Kate O’Donnell

      págs. 237-258

      

    • Islamic Education in the West and Its Challenges

      J. Mark Halstead

      págs. 259-274

      

  • Part III. Contemporary Muslim Communitier in the Middle East and Nort Africa

    • Experience of Muslim Communities in the Middle East and North Africa: Introduction

      Zeba Khan

      págs. 277-300

      

    • Islam in the Maghreb: Between Sufis and Salafis

      Tuba Ünlü Bilgiç Bilgiç

      págs. 301-322

      

    • Syria: From Popular Uprising to Civil War

      Ikhlaq Ahmed

      págs. 323-340

      

    • Debates on Political Islam: Analyzing the Writings of Egyptian Scholars, Hasan al Banna and Sayed Qutb

      Shahid Raza Khan

      págs. 341-360

      

    • Islam in Kurdistan: Religious Communities and Their Practices in Contemporary Northern Iraq

      Edith Szanto

      págs. 361-376

      

    • Yazidi Minority in Iraq

      Fatemah Shayan

      págs. 377-394

      

    • Higher Education in Iran

      Mohammad Azizi

      págs. 395-418

      

  • Part IV. Contemporary Muslim Communities in Sub-Saharan Africa

    • Experience of Muslims in East Africa

      Erin E. Stiles

      págs. 421-446

      

    • Experience of Muslims in Francophone West Africa

      Marta García Novo

      págs. 447-460

      

    • Experience of Muslims in the Republic of South Africa: Historical Perspective

      Muhammed Haron

      págs. 461-494

      

    • Experience of Muslims in Southern Africa

      Muhammed Haron

      págs. 495-518

      

  • Part V. Contemporary Muslim Communities in Asia

    • The Lure of Islamism in Central Asia

      Shahram Akbarzadeh

      págs. 521-534

      

    • Historical and Sociopolitical Overview of Islam in China

      Tugrul Keskin, Yang Chen

      págs. 535-554

      

    • Raw(Sheng) and Cooked (Shu) Muslim Minorities: Islam, China, and the Loung Duree

      Mark Woodward

      págs. 555-574

      

    • Muslims in Malaysia

      Danial Yusof

      págs. 575-594

      

    • Muslims in Thailand and Burma

      Mark Woodward, Raymond Scupin

      págs. 595-618

      

    • Variation of Muslim Practice in Indonesia

      Ronald Lukens-Bull, Mark Woodward

      págs. 619-640

      

    • Islamic Revival in South Asia

      Asif Mohiuddin

      págs. 641-660

      

    • Shi‘a Isma‘ilis, Aga Khan III, and the Broader Discourse for Islamic Reform

      Sahir Dewji

      págs. 661-678

      

  • Part VI. Muslims and Contemporary Life

    • Muslims, Islam, and Globalization

      Nassef Manabilang Adiong

      págs. 681-700

      

    • Human Rights and Muslims

      Leila Chamankhah

      págs. 701-718

      

    • Islamic Finance in the Global North: Secular Incubators, Elementary Accommodation, and Strategic Negligence

      Aaron Z. Pitluck, Shikshya Adhikari

      págs. 719-746

      

    • Halal Food

      Derya Iner, Amina Baghdadi

      págs. 747-766

      

    • Contemporary Muslim Comedy

      Jaclyn Michael

      págs. 767-780

      

    • Music in Muslim Contexts

      Mark LeVine, Jonas Otterbeck

      págs. 781-796

      

    • Muslim Popular Music

      Jonas Otterbeck, Mark LeVine

      págs. 797-822

      

    • “Cyber Ummah”: The Internet and Muslim Communities

      Sahar Khamis

      págs. 823-844

      

    • Muslims Learning Islam on the Internet

      Moch Fakhruroji

      págs. 845-862

      

  • Part VII. Muslims, Kinship, and Gender

    • Muslim Feminism: Contemporary Debates

      Merve Kütük Kuriş

      págs. 865-888

      

    • Masculinity and Muslims: Contemporary Debates

      Joshua M. Roose

      págs. 889-910

      

    • Contemporary Same-Sex Muslim Sexualities: Identities and Issues

      Momin Rahman

      págs. 911-932

      

    • Muslim Women: Contemporary Debates

      Farjana Mahbuba, Sonja van Wichelen

      págs. 933-946

      

    • Islamic Dress as Identity Politics Among Converts in the West

      Géraldine Mossière

      págs. 947-966

      

    • Muslim Families in the West

      Manjijeh Daneshpour, Iman Dadras

      págs. 967-988

      

    • Muslim Youth and Contemporary Challenges

      Nancy Smith-Hefner

      págs. 989-1002

      

    • Muslims and Assisted Reproduction

      Kristin V. Monroe

      págs. 1003-1022

      

    • Internet and Muslim Women

      Eva F. Nisa

      págs. 1023-1042

      

    • Muslim Marriage and Contemporary Challenges

      Margherita Picchi

      págs. 1043-1064

      

  • Part VIII. Muslims, Politics, and Extemism

    • Democracy and Muslims

      Halim Rane

      págs. 1067-1088

      

    • ISIS: Its History, Ideology, and Psychology

      Katarzyna Jasko, Arie W. Kruglanski, Ahmad Saiful Rijal Bin Hassan, Rohan Gunaratna

      págs. 1089-1114

      

    • Muslims and Extremism

      Tahir Abbas

      págs. 1115-1132

      

    • Muslims and Terrorism

      Mir Zohair Husain

      págs. 1133-1150

      

    • Muslims, Secularism, and the State

      Abdullah F. Alrebh

      págs. 1151-1168

      

    • Madrasas and Extremism

      Mohmad Waseem Malla

      págs. 1169-1186

      

  • Part IX. Transnational Muslim Movements

    • Transnational Progressive Islam: Theory, Networks, and Lived Experience

      Adis Duderija, Ani Osman Zonneveld

      págs. 1189-1210

      

    • The Ahmadiyya Jama’at: A Question of Muslim Identity

      Simon Ross Valentine

      págs. 1211-1232

      

    • The Muslim Brotherhood A Contested Islamist Actor

      Elisa Orofino

      págs. 1233-1250

      

    • Tabligh Jama’at as an Emulatable Model of Faith Renewal

      Jan A. Ali

      págs. 1251-1270

      

    • Hizbut-Tahrir

      Elisa Orofino

      págs. 1271-1292