Reforming Men, Refining Umma: Tablīghī Jamā‛at and Novel Visions of Islamic Masculinity
Tablīghī Jamā‛at, a pietistic movement run by laypeople that originated in India is currently the most widespread Muslim missionary group worldwide. It is essentially men-oriented in terms of its main target for proselytization and organization. Spaces of proselytization are mosques, sacred spaces f...
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Brill
[2012]
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Religion & gender
Year: 2012, Volume: 2, Issue: 2, Pages: 231-253 |
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Tablīghī masculinity
B Gender B jamā‛at B non-‘ulamā men |
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