The Contributors | p. vii |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Muslim Networks in Christian Lands | |
Making Transnational Connections: Muslim Networks in Early Twentieth-Century Britain | p. 31 |
Between National and Religious Solidarities: the Tatars in Germany and Poland in the Inter-War Period | p. 64 |
The First Muslim Missions on a European Scale: Ahmadi-Lahori Networks in the Inter-war Period | p. 89 |
Towards the Building of A 'European Islam' | |
Behind the Veil. The Reform of Islam in Inter-war Albania or the search for a 'Modern' and 'European' Islam | p. 128 |
Shakib Arslan's Imagining of Europe: The Coloniser, the Inquisitor, the Islamic, the Virtuous, and the Friend | p. 156 |
European Neo-Sufi Movements in the Inter-war Period | p. 183 |
From State Control to Foreign Policy | |
Islam in the Service of Social Control: the Case of Arab Seamen in Britain during the Inter-war Years | p. 229 |
The Reform of Shari'a Courts and Islamic Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1918-1941 | p. 253 |
Euro-Islam by 'Jihad Made in Germany' | p. 271 |
Minorities Between Acculturation and Identity Claims | |
Farewell to the Ottoman Legacy? Islamic Reformism and Revivalism in Inter-war Bosnia-Herzegovina | p. 313 |
The Muslim Minority in Macedonia and its Educational Institutions during the Inter-war Period | p. 344 |
The Turkish Spelling Mistakes Episode in Greek Thrace, June 1929: beyond Modernists versus Conservatives | p. 362 |
Index | p. 387 |
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