Articulating Islam: Anthropological Approaches to Muslim Worlds

1. Introduction
Magnus Marsden, Konstantinos Retsikas

2. Shurafā’ as Cosmopolitans: Islam, Genealogy and Hierarchy in the Central Sahara
Judith Scheele

3. Death and the Spirit of Patriarchy in Western India
Edward Simpson

4. On the Skills to Navigate the World, and Religion, for Coastal Muslims in Kenya
Kai Kresse

5. Beyond Islam: Tradition and the Intelligibility of Experience
Johan Rasanayagam

6. Becoming Sacred: Humanity and Divinity in East Java, Indonesia
Konstantinos Retsikas

7. Self-Similarity and Its Perils
Gabriele Bruck

8. The Universal and the Particular in Rural Xinjiang: Ritual Commensality and the Mosque Community
Chris Hann

9. Apolitical ‘Islamisation’? On the Limits of Religiosity in Montane Morocco
Matthew Carey

10. Integrity and Commitment in the Anthropology of Islam
Morgan Clarke

11. Anthropological Fieldwork in Afghanistan and Pakistan Compared
Magnus Marsden

12. Afterword: De-exceptionalising Islam
Simon Coleman

Keywords: Humanities / Arts, Religious Studies, Anthropology, Regional and Cultural Studies