Abstract Under what circumstances do Sunni and Shiʿa organisations enter into institutional cooperation with each other? This article explores this question through a study of Muslim in Norway from the late 1980s to 2010s, based on both archival sources qualitative interviews. period witnessed at first very tight between organisations, before collapsed 1990s. In 2010s Sunnis again started coope...

Saltuknāme is an epic style work that tells about the life and wars of Sarı Saltık , who lived in 13th century played important role Turkification Islamization Anatolia Balkans. In work, many subjects are discussed from conquests to general characteristics societies, religious-moral issues, mythology historical facts. a wandering dervish stands out with his personality environments he in, direc...

Abstract This paper explores how genetic and assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) are implemented in Qatar. It investigates medical professionals deal with moral issues surrounding the various applications of these technologies, on basis fieldwork that was undertaken this topic. The places views within local (national/regional/cultural) as well wider normative (legal/Sunni‐Islamic) context...

Medical anthropological research on science, biotechnology, and religion has focused on the "local moral worlds" of men and women as they make difficult decisions regarding their health and the beginnings and endings of human life. This paper focuses on the local moral worlds of infertile Muslims as they attempt to make, in the religiously correct fashion, Muslim babies at in vitro fertilizatio...