دانلود کتاب Prayer in the City: The Making of Muslim Sacred Places and Urban Life

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Contents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction. Representations of Space, Place-making and Urban Life in Muslim Societies\nPART I UN-/MAKING PLACES\n Protecting and Selling the Mosque. Secular Salesmen’s Pride and Fears in Tunis\n Ahmad al-Tijani and his Neighbors. The Inhabitants of Fez and their Perceptions of the Zawiya\n Zawiya, Zikr and the Authority of Shaykh ‘Al-Pepsi’. The Social in Sacred Place-making in Omdurman, Sudan\n A Complete Life. The World of Mawlids in Egypt. Photo Essay\nPART II CONTESTED MEANINGS AND PLACES\n The Case of the Jaipur Jami Mosque. Prayer and Politics Disruptive\n Arenas of Contest? Public Islamic Festivals in Interwar Dar es Salaam\n Competing Spaces, Contested Places. Muslim Struggles for Place, Space, and Recognition at a German University\n Confronting the Legacy of Antiquity. Pharaonism, Islam, and Archaeology – A Retrospective on Local Islam and Modernity\nPART III EVERYDAY PRAYER AND URBAN TOPOGRAPHY\n Building Community. Configuring Authority and Identity on the Public Squares of Contemporary Senegalese Sufi Centers\n A Fractured Soundscape of the Divine. Female ‘Preachers’, Radio Sermons and Religious Place-making in Urban Mali\n A Shrine Gone Urban. The Shrine of Data Ganj Bukhsh, Lahore, as a City within the City\n Sufi Spaces in Urban Bangladesh. Gender and Modernity in Contemporary Shrine Culture\nContributors