Muslim Preaching in the Middle East and Beyond: Historical and Contemporary Case Studies
Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press (2020), 226 pp.
ISBN 978-1-4744-6749-0 (ebook); 978-1-4744-6747-6 (print)
1 The Framework of Islamic Rhetoric: The Ritual of the Khutba and its Origin
2 The Khutba Scene in Arab Religious Films and TV Dramas
3 Instructive Speech among Bosnian Muslim Women: Sermons, Lessons, or Guidance?
4 Preaching and the Problem of Religious Authority in Medieval Islam
5 Friday Sermons in a Secular State: Religious Institution-building in Modern Turkey
6 Going Online. Saudi Female Intellectual Preachers in the New Media
7 Brief Reminders: Muslim Preachers, Mediation, and Time
8 Advising and Warning the People: Swedish Salafis on Violence, Renunciation and Life in the Suburb
9 Discourses on Marriage, Religious Identity, and Gender in Medieval and Contemporary Islamic Preaching: Continuities and Adaptations
2 The Khutba Scene in Arab Religious Films and TV Dramas
3 Instructive Speech among Bosnian Muslim Women: Sermons, Lessons, or Guidance?
4 Preaching and the Problem of Religious Authority in Medieval Islam
5 Friday Sermons in a Secular State: Religious Institution-building in Modern Turkey
6 Going Online. Saudi Female Intellectual Preachers in the New Media
7 Brief Reminders: Muslim Preachers, Mediation, and Time
8 Advising and Warning the People: Swedish Salafis on Violence, Renunciation and Life in the Suburb
9 Discourses on Marriage, Religious Identity, and Gender in Medieval and Contemporary Islamic Preaching: Continuities and Adaptations
