دانش، اقتدار و آموزش اسلامی در غرب (مطالعات راتلج در دین) [اولین ویرایش] [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover Page
Half Title page
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Researching Western Muslim Communities
A Discursive Lens
A Genealogy of Travel and Learning
Methodology
Overview
Notes
1 Knowledge and Authority
A Tradition of Learning
A Scholastic Community
Institutions of Learning
Interlocutors out of Bounds
Impact of Technology
Leadership and Authority
Authority as Relational
Notes
2 Islamic and Muslim Learning in the United States
Shifting Demographics
Asserting Authenticity
Pedagogical Sites for Constructing American Muslim Identity
Early Childhood to Adolescence
New Media-Mediated Learning
Notes
3 The Spirit’s Action
Fatima: A Portrait
A Lost Spirit
Retreating for the Holidays
From Local Imam to International Scholar
Cleansing Hearts
Cultural Knowledge and Beyond
Witnessing
Notes
4 Rihla – The Journey
Manahil: A Portrait
The Direction of Travel
Preparing for the Journey
First Steps
Knowledge and Its Interlocutors
Coming to Know Rumi
Visiting Rumi
A Whirling Remembrance
Gradual Habituation
Ottoman Opulence
Ending the Journey
Notes
5 Pressure Makes Diamonds
Aaron: A Portrait
A Summer Retreat
Orientation
Building a Foundation
Sifting through the Tradition
Challenging Tradition
Mooring in America
Evaluating Existing Norms
Linking Arabia and America
Back to the Everyday
Notes
6 Living the Dream
Khaddijah: A Portrait
Eager to Dream
The Language of Access
These Are the Breaks
Establishing Relationships
Scholar Visits
Qur’ānic Arabic Literacy
Special Days and Nights
Graduation
Notes
7 Conclusion – Negotiating Boundaries of Muslim Practice
Student Seekers
Teacher Personas and Subjectivities
Vital Narratives for Constructing Muslim Selves
Time and Place
Constructing Future Pasts
Notes
8 Afterword: The Seekers’ Seekers
God & Nations
A Muslim Education Industrial Complex
A Crisis of Leadership
The Khan Scandal
The Ramadan Affairs
The Myth of Cancellation
Black Lives Matter
Displacing Islamic Knowledge
Notes
Index