著者名：

Khan, Naveeda

出版元：

Oriental Black Swan (Duke U.P.)

頁数：

xii261p.

刊行年：

2012

ISBN：

9788125046622

Islam -- Muslims -- Pakistan

Khan challenges the claim that Pakistan's relation to Islam is fragmented and problematic. Offering a radically different interpretation, Khan contends that Pakistan inherited an aspirational, always-becoming Islam, one with an open future and a tendency toward experimentation.
An ethnography of Islam in Pakistan that moves from the smallest scale - a single worshiper striving to be a better Muslim who is seeking guidance at a neighborhood mosque - to the largest, examining the thought of poet and philosopher Muhammad Iqbal, considered to be the spiritual visionary of the country.

Scenes of Muslim aspiration : neighborhood mosques and their qabza --
A possible genealogy of aspiration : Muhammad Iqbal in his time --
Inheriting Iqbal : the law and the Ahmadi question --
The singularity of aspiration : a father, a child and a jinn --
Skepticism in public culture : from the Jahil Maulwi to Mulla-ism --
Skepticism and spiritual diagnostics : Iqbal, the Ulama and the literati --
Epilogue: becoming present.

No.

29395

価格：

3,699円