| Description |
1 online resource (311 p.) |
| Series |
Muslim Minorities Ser |
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Muslim Minorities Ser
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| Contents |
Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Figures -- Chapter 1. Entering the Field -- 1. Finding an Aim -- 2. The Revised Aim -- 3. The Serendipitous Production of Islams -- 4. Defining Islams -- 5. Non-Muslim Islam as a Research Object -- 6. A Note on Language -- 7. Overview of the Book -- 8. Comments on Translation and Transcription -- Chapter 2. Ethnographic Methodology -- 1. Events Happening Once -- 2. A Trail of Digital Data -- 3. Interviews and Observation of Participants -- 4. On Influencing the Data -- 5. What This Study Does Not Include |
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Chapter 3. Muslims in Denmark -- 1. Strategy and Tactics -- 2. Islamic Institutions in Denmark -- 3. Danish Born Muslims' Producing Islam -- 4. Youth Organizations -- 5. Women's Authority and Possible Role as Imams -- Chapter 4. Sherin Khankan -- 1. Education, Damascus, and Fieldwork in the Abu Nur Mosque -- 2. The Common Root of All Religion -- 3. The Women in the Abu Nur Mosque and Feminism -- 4. Female Imams -- 5. Interreligious Marriage -- 6. Poetry, Philosophy, and Theology -- 7. The Politicization of Muslim Identity on the Geopolitical Scene |
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8. Genealogy of Khankan's Bad Muslim Framing -- 9. Looking Back -- Chapter 5. The Emergence of a Religious Demand -- 1. The Minority Context -- 2. Embodied Exegesis -- 3. Hicham Mouna -- 4. Agency, Structure, and Serendipities -- Chapter 6. The Serendipitous Spread of a Story -- 1. Structure of the Chapter and the Argument -- 2. Searching for and Recruiting a Female Imam -- 3. Announcement in Istanbul in November 2014 -- 4. Spreadability -- 5. Announcement on 13 January -- 6. Announcement on 7 February 2015 -- 7. Terror in Copenhagen, Role Reversal, and the 19 February Announcement |
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8. The Spread of the 3 March 2015 Announcement -- 9. Back in the Car -- Chapter 7. Planning the Founding of Femimam -- 1. Warping -- 2. A Meeting in Femimam and the Recording of a Documentary -- 3. Femimam and Forum for Critical Muslims -- 4. Khankan Becomes an Imam -- 5. Navigating Spaces that Warp Discourse -- 6. Femimam without Fetteh -- 7. A New Beginning -- 8. The Decision to Hold Friday Prayer in August 2016 -- 9. Concluding Remarks -- Chapter 8. The Serendipitous Emergence of an Institution -- 1. The First Request -- 2. Danish Nikah Practices |
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3. The First Nikah on 8 August 2015 -- 4. The Invention of an Interreligious Nikah Ritual -- 5. Ambiguity in Ritual -- 6. The Nikah Contract -- 7. The Imam Dress -- 8. The Emergence of a Quasi-Legal Institution -- 9. The Mariam Mosque Receives Its First Islamic Divorce Request -- 10. The Writing of a Divorce Document -- 11. The Founding of a Divorce Practice -- 12. Reception of the Divorces -- 13. The Everyday Running of a Quasi-Legal Institution -- 14. Concluding Remarks -- Chapter 9. The Pop-Up Mosque and Its Social Media Adhan -- 1. Donation of the Room |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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2. Building a Mosque for the First Time |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9789004523029 |
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9004523022 |
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