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Edited by (Duke University, USA; Ibn Haldun University, Istanbul, Turkey), Edited by (Emory University)
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A ground-breaking and comprehensive collection on various facets of Islamic spirituality throughout history and in the modern world

The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Islamic Spirituality is an authoritative reference work comprising twenty-eight scholarly essays that explore the expressive and performative dimensions of Islamic spirituality. Edited by two of its most prominent scholars, and bringing together a stellar cast of contributors, this wide-ranging volume covers religious practices, sacred texts, history and places, gender, music, poetry, the visual arts, and politics.

Spirituality has had a long and important history in Islam, where a focus on spirituality is required of every believer. Each Muslim is asked to achieve a state of devotion through prayer, fasting, supplications, recitations, pilgrimage, and ascetic practices. The essays in this volume explain the role of spirituality in Islamfrom its beginnings, through the development of its institutions, and into the present day. They also reflect important new research, and discuss contemporary debates and issues affecting Islamic spirituality such as the Internet, social justice, the role of women, ethics, and religious fundamentalism.

Offering readers a thought-provoking way to engage with the topic, this comprehensive work includes:





The spirituality of words and letters, including the Quran, prophetic traditions in Islam, and litanies, invocations, and devotional texts Devotional practices in Islam, including the spirituality of prayer, ascetic spirituality, Quran recitation, and spirituality of the Sufi path Spirituality in literature, including Arabic and Persian poetry, spirituality in the modern novel, and the art of translation Spirituality in the arts, including the visual arts, music, song, and film Islamic spirituality and post-modern practices, including the Internet, Islamic hip-hop, and Salafism

From the personal to the political, The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Islamic Spirituality offers a fresh and revitalized view of all aspects of spirituality in Islam. It is a must-have scholarly resource for advanced undergraduates, graduate students, instructors and scholars studying Islam, spirituality, and Asian and Middle Eastern history as well as general readers with an interest in the subject.
List of Contributors
ix
General Introduction xi
Vincent J. Cornell
Bruce B. Lawrence
Part I Expressive Dimensions of Islamic Spirituality
Introduction to Part I
Vincent J. Cornell
IA The Spirituality of Words and Letters
1 The Spirituality of the Qur'an
23(21)
Bruce B. Lawrence
2 The Spirituality of Hadith
44(17)
Abbas Barzegar
3 The Spirituality of Invocations and Litanies in Islam
61(13)
Kenneth Lee Honerkamp
4 The Many Spirits of the Islamic Past
74(17)
Shahzad Bashir
5 Translating Sainthood in Islamic Hagiography
91(22)
Vincent J. Cornell
IB The Spirituality of Places and Spaces
6 The Spiritual Meaning of Mecca, the Ka'ba, and the Hajj
113(17)
Gordon D. Newby
7 The Spiritual Meaning of Medina
130(17)
Daoud Stephen Casewit
8 Jerusalem in Islamic Spirituality
147(18)
Brannon Wheeler
9 The Spirituality of the Sufi Shrine
165(18)
Carl W. Ernst
IC The Spirituality of People and Human Relations
10 The Spiritual Meaning of Muhammad and the Prophets of Islam
183(19)
Ali A. Allawi
11 The Spiritual Meaning of Devotion to the Shi'i Imams
202(15)
Abdulaziz Sachedina
12 Spirituality and Gender in Islam
217(17)
Sa'diyya Shaikh
13 Spirituality and Social Justice in Islam
234(29)
Mustafa Gokhan Sahin
Part II Performative Dimensions of Islamic Spirituality
Introduction to Part II
Bruce B. Lawrence
IIA Devotional Practices in Islam
14 The Spirituality of Prayer in Islam
263(14)
Hugh Talat Halman
15 The Spirituality of Qur'an Recitation
277(20)
Pieternella van Doom-Harder
16 Ascetic Spirituality in Islam
297(19)
Rkia Elaroui Cornell
17 The Spirituality of the Sufi Path
316(17)
William C. Chittick
IIB Spirituality in Literature, Poetry, and the Visual Arts
18 Narrating Transcendence in the Modern Novel
333(19)
Miriam Cooke
19 The Spirituality of Arab Islamic Poetry
352(20)
Muhsin al-Musawi
20 The Spirituality of Persian Islamic Poetry
372(23)
Franklin D. Lewis
21 Islamic Spirituality in English Translation
395(17)
Michael Beard
22 Islamic Spirituality and the Visual Arts
412(23)
Stefan Sperl
IIC Spirituality in Music, Song, and Cinema
23 Spirituality in Art Musics of the Islamic World
435(19)
Ali Jihad Racy
24 The Spirituality of Qawwali: Lyrics and Ritual in the Sufi Music of South Asia
454(22)
Scott Kugle
25 One Light: Cinema and Islamic Spirituality
476(21)
Negar Mottahedeh
IID Islamic Spirituality in the Anthropocene Age
26 Islamic Spirituality and the Internet
497(18)
Gary R. Bunt
27 The Islamic Spirituality of HipHop
515(16)
Michael Muhammad Knight
28 Ibn Taymiyya and the Case for a Salafism of Mercy
531(14)
Yahya M. Michot
Index 545
Vincent J. Cornell is Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Middle East and Islamic Studies at Emory University, and Editor of the Journal of Islamic and Muslim Studies. His research interests cover the entire spectrum of Islamic thought from the doctrinal and social history of Sufism to theology and philosophy.

Bruce B. Lawrence is Marcus Family Humanities Distinguished Professor of Religion Emeritus at Duke University and Adjunct Professor of the Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University in Istanbul. His research focuses on contemporary Islam as religious ideology, South Asian Sufism, Islamic spirituality in Afro-Eurasia, and Islamicate cosmopolitanism. He recently published with Wiley Blackwell the manifesto Islamicate Cosmopolitan Spirit (2021).