There is a long-running debate about whether Saudi Arabia exportation of its highly conservative form of Islam known as Wahhabism has distorted or "corrupted" more moderate forms of Islam around the world. This volume is the first study to explore this question in detail based on social science research.
There is a long-running debate about whether Saudi Arabia exportation of its highly conservative form of Islam known as Wahhabism has distorted or "corrupted" more moderate forms of Islam around the world. This volume is the first study to explore this question in detail based on social science research.
Peter Mandaville is Professor of International Affairs in the Schar School of Policy & Government and Director of the Ali Vural Ak Center for Global Islamic Studies at George Mason University. He is the author of Islam and Politics and Transnational Muslim Politics: Reimagining the Umma.
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* Preface * Note on Transliteration * List of Contributors * Part I * 1. Wahhabism and the World: The Historical Evolution, Structure, and Future of Saudi Religious Transnationalism * Peter Mandaville * 2. Wahhabism and Salafism in Global Perspective * Natana Delong-Bas * 3. From Dir ' iyya to Riyadh: The History and Global Impact of Saudi Religious Propagation and Education * Christopher Anzalone and Yasir Qadhi * 4. Salafi Publishing and Contestation over Orthodoxy and Leadership in Sunni Islam * Andrew Hammond * 5. Transnational Wahhabism: The Muslim World League and the World Assembly of Muslim Youth * Reinhard Schulze * 6. Humanitarian and Relief Organizations in Global Saudi Da ' wa? * Nora Derbal * Part II * 7. Salafism, Education, and Youth: Saudi Arabia's Campaign for Wahhabism in Indonesia * Noorhaidi Hasan * 8. Saudi Influence in Kyrgyzstan: Beyond Mosques, Schools, and Foundations * Emil Nasritdinov and Mametbek Myrzabaev * 9. Saudi Arabia: A South Asian Wrecking Ball * James M. Dorsey * 10. "Working for a living in the Land of Allah:" Migration from Bangladesh to Saudi Arabia and Remittances of Wahhabism * Nazli Kibria and Sultan Mohammed Zakaria * 11. Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia: Between Proximity and Distance * Terje Østebø * 12. Wahhabi Compromises and "Soft Salafization" in the Sahel * Alexander Thurston * 13. Unpacking the Saudi-Salafi Connection in Egypt * Stéphane Lacroix * 14. Arab Brothers, Arms, and Food Rations: How Salafism Made Its Way to Bosnia and Herzegovina * Harun Karcic * 15. The Shifting Contours of Saudi Influence in Britain * Hira Amin
* Preface * Note on Transliteration * List of Contributors * Part I * 1. Wahhabism and the World: The Historical Evolution, Structure, and Future of Saudi Religious Transnationalism * Peter Mandaville * 2. Wahhabism and Salafism in Global Perspective * Natana Delong-Bas * 3. From Dir ' iyya to Riyadh: The History and Global Impact of Saudi Religious Propagation and Education * Christopher Anzalone and Yasir Qadhi * 4. Salafi Publishing and Contestation over Orthodoxy and Leadership in Sunni Islam * Andrew Hammond * 5. Transnational Wahhabism: The Muslim World League and the World Assembly of Muslim Youth * Reinhard Schulze * 6. Humanitarian and Relief Organizations in Global Saudi Da ' wa? * Nora Derbal * Part II * 7. Salafism, Education, and Youth: Saudi Arabia's Campaign for Wahhabism in Indonesia * Noorhaidi Hasan * 8. Saudi Influence in Kyrgyzstan: Beyond Mosques, Schools, and Foundations * Emil Nasritdinov and Mametbek Myrzabaev * 9. Saudi Arabia: A South Asian Wrecking Ball * James M. Dorsey * 10. "Working for a living in the Land of Allah:" Migration from Bangladesh to Saudi Arabia and Remittances of Wahhabism * Nazli Kibria and Sultan Mohammed Zakaria * 11. Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia: Between Proximity and Distance * Terje Østebø * 12. Wahhabi Compromises and "Soft Salafization" in the Sahel * Alexander Thurston * 13. Unpacking the Saudi-Salafi Connection in Egypt * Stéphane Lacroix * 14. Arab Brothers, Arms, and Food Rations: How Salafism Made Its Way to Bosnia and Herzegovina * Harun Karcic * 15. The Shifting Contours of Saudi Influence in Britain * Hira Amin
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