Muslims and the New Information and Communication Technologies

Part I. Introduction

1. Muslims and the New Information and Communication Technologies: Notes from an Emerging and Infinite Field – An Introduction
Thomas Hoffmann, Göran Larsson

Part II. Everyday Meanings and ‘Lay’ Users

2. Muslims on StudiVZ.de: An Empirical Perspective on Religious Affiliation and National Belonging in Times of Web 2.0
Daniela Schlicht

3. A “Virtual Club” of Lithuanian Converts to Islam
Egdūnas Račius

4. Islam Online Guides Spouses Towards Marital Bliss: Arabic vs. English Counselling Perspectives on Marital Communication
Mona Abdel-Fadil

5. Pop Culture and Class Distinction in Lebanon
Sune Haugbolle

Part III. Qualitative Research Techniques and Methodological Issues

6. ITZ BIDAH BRO!!!!! GT ME?? – YouTube Mawlid and Voices of Praise and Blame
Jonas Svensson

7. The Qur’ān on the Internet: Implications and Future Possibilities
Andrew Rippin

Part IV. Narratives of Inclusion and Exclusion

8. “Little Mosque on the Prairie” and Modern Convivencia: An Intervention into Canadian Muslim Identities
Franz Volker Greifenhagen

9. Geert Wilders and the Anti-Muslim Movie Fitna
Göran Larsson

10. Friend or Foe? Contemporary Debates on Islam and Muslim Immigrants Among Swedish Identitarians
Niklas Bernsand

Keywords: Humanities / Arts, Religious Studies, Anthropology, Computers and Society