Transnational Muslim Politics
Book Description
In an interconnected world where spiritual communities transcend geographical boundaries, understanding how faith traditions navigate global transformation becomes essential for anyone seeking deeper insight into contemporary religious life. Pete Mandaville explores how Islam functions as a dynamic, evolving framework of thought that travels across cultures and continents, adapting and responding to modern realities.
This scholarly examination reveals how globalization creates new spaces for spiritual dialogue and community formation among Muslims worldwide. Rather than viewing religious identity as fixed or static, Mandaville demonstrates how believers engage in ongoing conversations about meaning, belonging, and spiritual purpose that span traditional borders. These discussions contribute to what he identifies as an emerging global Muslim public sphere, where diverse voices participate in reimagining ancient concepts of spiritual community.
The analysis focuses on how contemporary Muslims wrestle with questions of identity and political engagement while maintaining connection to their faith tradition. Through careful examination of these transnational spiritual conversations, readers gain insight into how religious communities adapt their understanding of sacred concepts like the umma in response to modern challenges.
Updated with perspectives relevant to post-September 11 contexts, this work offers valuable understanding for anyone interested in how spiritual traditions evolve and maintain relevance across cultural boundaries. The book provides thoughtful analysis for those seeking to comprehend the complex relationship between faith, identity, and global citizenship in our interconnected age.
Who Is This For?
π Reading Level: Medium (200-400 pages) (~7 hours)
π Length: 256 pages
What You'll Discover
- β Explore Islam et politique
- β Explore Umma
- β Explore Globalisierung
- β Explore Islam and politics
- β Explore Ummah (Islam)
- β Explore Aspect religieux
- β Explore General
- β Explore Buitenlandse betrekkingen