Mara A. Leichtman is Associate Professor of Anthropology and Muslim Studies at Michigan State University. She is editor (with Mamadou Diouf) of New Perspectives on Islam in Senegal: Conversion, Migration, Wealth, Power, and Femininity.
Mara A. Leichtman is Associate Professor of Anthropology and Muslim Studies at Michigan State University. She is editor (with Mamadou Diouf) of New Perspectives on Islam in Senegal: Conversion, Migration, Wealth, Power, and Femininity.
Mara A. Leichtman is Associate Professor of Anthropology and Muslim Studies at Michigan State University. She is editor (with Mamadou Diouf) of New Perspectives on Islam in Senegal: Conversion, Migration, Wealth, Power, and Femininity.
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Preface: Islam and Politics Acknowledgments Note on Transliteration Introduction: Locating Cosmopolitan Shi'i Islamic Movements in Senegal Part I. The Making of a Lebanese Community in Senegal Introduction to Part I. 1. French Colonial Manipulation and Lebanese Survival 2. Senegalese Independence and the Question of Belonging 3. Shi'i Islam Comes to Town: A Biography of Shaykh al-Zayn 4. Bringing Lebanese "Back" to Shi'i Islam Part II. Senegalese Conversion to Shi'i Islam 5. The Vernacularization of Shi'i Islam: Competition and Conflict 6. Migrating from One's Parents' Traditions: Narrating Conversion Experiences Interlude: 'Umar: Converting to an "Intellectual Islam" 7. The Creation of a Senegalese Shi'i Islam Coda: On Shi'i Islam, Anthropology, and Cosmopolitanism Glossary Notes References
Preface: Islam and Politics Acknowledgments Note on Transliteration Introduction: Locating Cosmopolitan Shi'i Islamic Movements in Senegal Part I. The Making of a Lebanese Community in Senegal Introduction to Part I. 1. French Colonial Manipulation and Lebanese Survival 2. Senegalese Independence and the Question of Belonging 3. Shi'i Islam Comes to Town: A Biography of Shaykh al-Zayn 4. Bringing Lebanese "Back" to Shi'i Islam Part II. Senegalese Conversion to Shi'i Islam 5. The Vernacularization of Shi'i Islam: Competition and Conflict 6. Migrating from One's Parents' Traditions: Narrating Conversion Experiences Interlude: 'Umar: Converting to an "Intellectual Islam" 7. The Creation of a Senegalese Shi'i Islam Coda: On Shi'i Islam, Anthropology, and Cosmopolitanism Glossary Notes References
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