Autore:
Salvatore, Armando Titolo:
Comment on Possamai, Turner, Roose, Dagistanli and Voyce/5. "Shari'a" Practice, Informalization, and the Global "Umma."Periodico:
SociologicaAnno:
2016 - Fascicolo:
1 - Pagina iniziale:
0This commentary places the investigation of shari'a practice mediated by websites in the context of an ongoing tension: between the integration of Muslims in Western social contexts and the global dispersion of their loyalties. The piece argues that the process of reconstruction of a global umma through the regulation of Muslim life conduct cannot be framed as a mere response to contemporary developments. It should be related to the historic spread of Islam as a set of normative ideals innervating a transcivilizational ecumene. It concludes by suggesting that the degree of formalization vs. informalization of shari'a law should be determined by viewing shari'a practice as polyglossic and "rhizomatic": even more when it provides maps empowering to cross uncharted socio-cultural territories, like Western societies of immigration.
SICI: 1971-8853(2016)1<0:COPTRD>2.0.ZU;2-2
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