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Islamic South Asia Series Series Editor Ruby Lal, Emory UniversityĪdvisory Board Iftikhar Dadi, Cornell University Stephen F. Islamic Sermons and Public Piety in Bangladesh Outlook: From comprehensive to comparative genre analysis Music–rhetorical encoding of emotions and political attitudesĬhapter 5: Humour: From ridiculing the Other to parody of waz mahfils Songs and disentangling critique of melodies in sermonsĬulture as nature: Prose chanting and self-affection Learning the melodic texture of prose chantingĬhanting and the sensory guidance of dramatic narrationĬhanting and the performative interpretation of canonical texts Melodies in Islamic sermons, the Quran and poems Linking emotionalizing narratives to the collective climax of final prayersĬhapter 4: Melodic narration: Performative exegesis, joint self-affection Translation, argumentation and connoisseurshipĬhapter 3: Heroes of courage and compassion: Public piety between mobilization and melodramaīodily disintegration for the flag of Islam Religious nationalism and the politics of religious language
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Mediatization, female audiences and repeating the newĬhapter 2: Aesthetics of religious language: Code switching and connoisseurship of the poeticįraming religious and social speech acts in introductions of sermonsĮxpanding and naturalizing ritual competency Religious emotions and political participation Popular preachers between roles and regionsĪrriving at the mahfil and framing the sermon Islamic sermons in Bangladesh: From Arabic Friday ritual to popular Bengali forms Popular culture, public Islam and global preachingĬhapter 1: Waz mahfils: Genre, actors and space The political between language and emotion
Sermon gatherings in their political context Towards a multilevel analysis of sermons as a narrative and performative genre
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