Sufism and the 'Modern' in Islam

Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction
	1. Sufism and the \'Modern\' in Islam - Julia Day Howell and Martin van Bruinessen
Part I: Modalities of Sufi Organization and Practices in Modern Society
	2. What is a Sufi Order? Revisiting the concept through a case study of the Khalwatiyya contemporary Egypt - Rachida Chih
	3. Sufism and Modernity in Turkey: From the authenticity of experience to the practice of discipline - Brian Silverstein
	4. Elements of Neo-traditional Sufism in Iran - Matthijs van den Bos
	5. Saint and Sufi in Contemporary Mali - Benjamin F. Soares
	6. Saints, Politicians and Sufi Bureaucrats: Mysticism and politics in Indonesia\'s New Order - Martin van Bruinessen
Part II: The Interrelation of Sufism and Islamic Reform
	7. Sufi Fundamentalism between India and the Middle East - Itzchak Weismann
	8. The Reformist Sufism of the Tablighi Jama\'at: The Case of the Meos of Mewat, India - Yoginder Sikand
	9. National Crisis and the Representation of Traditional Sufism in Indonesia: The periodicals Salafy and Sufi - Michael Laffan
	10. Sufi Modernities in Contemporary Senegal: Religious dynamics between the local and the global - Leonardo A. Villalon
Part III: Breaking Out of the Mould: Sufism in New Settings
	11. Initimate Disciplines in the Modern World: The creation of translocal amity among South Asian Sufis in Britain - Pnina Werbner
	12. Modernity and Islamic Spirituality in Indonesia\'s New Sufi Networks - Julia Day Howell
	13. God by All Means...Eclectic faith and Sufi resurgence among the Moroccan bourgeoisie - Patrick Haenni and Raphael Voix
	14. The Development of a Modern Western Sufism - Celia A. Genn
Concluding Reflections
	15. Contemporary Sufism and Current Social Theory - John O. Voll
Notes
Notes on Contributors
Notes on Transliteration
References
Glossary
Index