Sufi Women, Embodiment, and the 'Self'

Sufi Women, Embodiment, and the 'Self'

Gender in Islamic Ritual

Rodrigues, Jamila

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2022

170

Dura

Inglês

9780367374006

15 a 20 dias

498

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Introduction

1 The Salikun journey begins

2 From theory to practice

3 The inner Islam: an overview of Sufism and Sufi notions of the body

4 Dancing with God: hadra as sacred dance and cultural embodiment

5 'De-code' hadra: body movement analysis of the ritual practice

6 Symbolic embodied practice: the Sufi 'mystical body' and women's religious identity

7 Let the bird fly' ... somatic practice and hadra performance, the embodied experience

8 The salikun journey ends
Sufi Women;Cape Town;Sufi Practice;Mind Relationship;Sufi Rituals;Naqshbandi Tariqa;Somatic Process;Embodied Experience;Climax Stage;Sufism Studies;Dance Anthropology;Selfhood Expression;Body Movement Analysis;Somatic Practice;Ibn Al Jawzi;Religious Praxis;Feminism In South Africa;Term Dance;Mystical Practices;Somatic Studies;Pious Identity;Mystical Body;South African Muslim Women;Sufi Dervishes;Sacred Dance