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ContentsC o n t r i bu to r s,ixIslam in World CulturesComparative PerspectivesChapter OneIslam: Histo r i cal Introduction and O verv i e wR. Michael Feener, 1Chapter TwoIslam after Empire: Turkey and the Arab Middle EastGregory Starrett, 41Chapter ThreeShi’ite Islam in Contemporary Iran:F rom Islamic Revolution to Moderating ReformDavid Buchman, 75Chapter FourD e bating Ort h o d ox y, Contesting Tr a d i t i o n :Islam in Contemporary South AsiaRobert Rozehnal, 103Chapter FiveIslam in Contemporary Central AsiaAdeeb Khalid, 133Chapter SixIslam in China: Accommodation or Sepa r at i s m ?Dru C. Gladney, 161v i i
v i i iC o n t e n t sChapter SevenMuslim Thought and Practice in Contemporary IndonesiaAnna Gade and R. Michael Feener, 183Chapter EightReligion, Language, and Nationalism: Harari Muslims inChristian EthiopiaTim Carmichael, 217Chapter NineR ace, Ideology, and Islam in Contemporary South AfricaAbdulkader Tayob, 253Chapter TenPeril and Possibility: Muslim Life in the United Stat e sEdward E. Curtis IV, 283Chapter ElevenSuggestions for Further Readingand Internet Resourc e s, 309Chapter TwelveKey Te r m s, 337I n d e x, 361
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Chapter TwelveKey TermsThe heading
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IndexAa’sir, Imam al-Ghazi Ahmad
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I n d e x 3 6 3Assimilation, 166, 1
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I n d e x 3 7 5Marxism, 90, 113, 15
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I n d e x 3 7 7Mutiny of 1857, 106M
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I n d e x 3 8 5Sufi, 26, 190Turkmen
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I n d e x 3 8 7Yacub, 292Yakub Beg
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