Hajj Travelogues : : Texts and Contexts from the 12th Century until 1950 / / Richard van Leeuwen.
In Hajj Travelogues: Texts and Contexts from the 12th Century until 1950 Richard van Leeuwen maps the corpus of hajj accounts from the Muslim world and Europe. The work outlines the main issues in a field of study which has largely been neglected. A large number of hajj travelogues are described as...
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Leeuwen, Richard van, author. Hajj Travelogues : Texts and Contexts from the 12th Century until 1950 / Richard van Leeuwen. Texts and Contexts from the 12th Century until 1950 1st ed. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2024. ©2024 1 online resource (1078 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 1 The Near and Middle East ; 180 Middle East and Islamic Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2024 Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. Description based on print version record. English Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents -- Acknowledgements and Remarks -- Maps -- Introduction -- part 1: From the Beginnings until 1800 -- 1 The Formation of a Corpus --  1 Questions of Genre --  2 Intertextual Connections, Cultural and Historical Backgrounds --  3 Intra-generic Coherence --  4 Travellers and Their Readers --  5 Transmission --  6 Conclusion -- 2 Journeys --  1 Conventions for Travelling --  2 Trajectories and Caravans --  3 The Sea Route from Asia --  4 The Holy Places --  5 Themes and Issues --  6 Conclusion -- 3 Politics --  1 The Hajj and Processes of Globalisation --  2 The History and Organisation of the Hajj as a Political Issue --  3 Accompanying a Moroccan Princess on Hajj --  4 An Ottoman Perspective --  5 A Moroccan Embassy --  6 Mughal Perspectives --  7 Political Themes and References --  8 Conclusion -- 4 Religion --  1 The Religious Framework --  2 The Legal Framework --  3 Reformers --  4 Religious Frameworks 1: al-Ê¿AbdarÄ« --  5 Religious Frameworks 2: al-Ê¿AyyÄshÄ« --  6 Scriptural and Legal Frameworks --  7 Places for Visitation (mazÄrÄt) --  8 Rituals, Ceremonies, Feasts --  9 Women --  10 Scholarly Encounters --  11 Books --  12 Conclusion -- 5 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism and the Hajj --  2 MaghribÄ« Pilgrims until the End of the 17th Century --  3 ʿAbd al-GhanÄ« al-NÄbulusÄ« --  4 ShÄh WalÄ« AllÄh of Delhi --  5 The MaghribÄ« Tradition in the 18th Century --  6 Conclusion -- 6 European Discourses --  1 Travellers and Informants --  2 Europeans in Mecca --  3 Scholars --  4 Polemicists --  5 Conclusion -- part 2: 1800-1950 -- 7 European Intrusions and the Impact of Modernity --  1 Modernity and Reform --  2 The Muslim World and the Spread of Modernity --  3 Cultural Debates --  4 European Discourses of the Hajj, 1800-1950 --  5 European Travellers to Mecca --  6 The Second Wave of SaÊ¿Å«dÄ«-WahhÄbÄ« Insurgency --  7 European Pilgrims to Mecca --  8 The Hajj and European Scholarship --  9 Conclusion -- 8 Continuity and Change --  1 Issues of Genre --  2 Autobiographies --  3 Adab --  4 Realism --  5 Religion and Scholarship --  6 Administrative Handbooks --  7 Journals and Periodicals --  8 Guides --  9 Visual Material, Images, Photographs --  10 Conclusion -- 9 Journeys --  1 Itineraries --  2 Modern Travel --  3 Sanitary Arrangements --  4 Bureaucratic Formalities --  5 Conclusion -- 10 Politics --  1 Ottoman Reforms --  2 European Imperialism --  3 Egypt --  4 Troubles in the Hijaz --  5 Political Visions --  6 The Hijaz as a Place of Refuge and Immigration --  7 Conclusion -- 11 Religion --  1 Law and Theology --  2 Religion and Politics: The Case of RashÄ«d Riá¸ōÄ --  3 Between Universalism and Diversity: The Islamic Congresses --  4 ‘Modern' Muslims --  5 The Hajj and Political Militancy --  6 ShÄ«Ê¿Ä«s --  7 Women on Hajj --  8 Conclusion -- 12 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism, Travellers, and Travelogues --  2 Hajj Accounts as Sufi Texts --  3 The KattÄnÄ« Shaykhs and Their Sufi Network --  4 Conclusion -- Conclusion --  1 Framing the Hajj as a Journey --  2 Periodisation, Cultural Background, and Modernity --  3 The Hajj and Spirituality -- Glossary -- Travelogues -- Bibliography -- Index. In Hajj Travelogues: Texts and Contexts from the 12th Century until 1950 Richard van Leeuwen maps the corpus of hajj accounts from the Muslim world and Europe. The work outlines the main issues in a field of study which has largely been neglected. A large number of hajj travelogues are described as a textual type integrating religious discourse into the form of the journey. Special attention is given to their intertextual embedding in the broader discursive tradition of the hajj. Since the corpus is seen as dynamic and responsive to historical developments, the texts are situated in their historical context and the subsequent phases of globalisation. It is shown how in travelogues forms of religious subjectivity are constructed and expressed. Muslim pilgrims and pilgrimages Saudi Arabia Mecca History. Print version: van Leeuwen, Richard Hajj Travelogues Boston : BRILL,c2024 9789004514027 Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 1 The Near and Middle East ; 180. Middle East and Islamic Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2024. |
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Leeuwen, Richard van, Hajj Travelogues : Texts and Contexts from the 12th Century until 1950 / Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 1 The Near and Middle East ; Middle East and Islamic Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2024 Contents -- Acknowledgements and Remarks -- Maps -- Introduction -- part 1: From the Beginnings until 1800 -- 1 The Formation of a Corpus --  1 Questions of Genre --  2 Intertextual Connections, Cultural and Historical Backgrounds --  3 Intra-generic Coherence --  4 Travellers and Their Readers --  5 Transmission --  6 Conclusion -- 2 Journeys --  1 Conventions for Travelling --  2 Trajectories and Caravans --  3 The Sea Route from Asia --  4 The Holy Places --  5 Themes and Issues --  6 Conclusion -- 3 Politics --  1 The Hajj and Processes of Globalisation --  2 The History and Organisation of the Hajj as a Political Issue --  3 Accompanying a Moroccan Princess on Hajj --  4 An Ottoman Perspective --  5 A Moroccan Embassy --  6 Mughal Perspectives --  7 Political Themes and References --  8 Conclusion -- 4 Religion --  1 The Religious Framework --  2 The Legal Framework --  3 Reformers --  4 Religious Frameworks 1: al-Ê¿AbdarÄ« --  5 Religious Frameworks 2: al-Ê¿AyyÄshÄ« --  6 Scriptural and Legal Frameworks --  7 Places for Visitation (mazÄrÄt) --  8 Rituals, Ceremonies, Feasts --  9 Women --  10 Scholarly Encounters --  11 Books --  12 Conclusion -- 5 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism and the Hajj --  2 MaghribÄ« Pilgrims until the End of the 17th Century --  3 ʿAbd al-GhanÄ« al-NÄbulusÄ« --  4 ShÄh WalÄ« AllÄh of Delhi --  5 The MaghribÄ« Tradition in the 18th Century --  6 Conclusion -- 6 European Discourses --  1 Travellers and Informants --  2 Europeans in Mecca --  3 Scholars --  4 Polemicists --  5 Conclusion -- part 2: 1800-1950 -- 7 European Intrusions and the Impact of Modernity --  1 Modernity and Reform --  2 The Muslim World and the Spread of Modernity --  3 Cultural Debates --  4 European Discourses of the Hajj, 1800-1950 --  5 European Travellers to Mecca --  6 The Second Wave of SaÊ¿Å«dÄ«-WahhÄbÄ« Insurgency --  7 European Pilgrims to Mecca --  8 The Hajj and European Scholarship --  9 Conclusion -- 8 Continuity and Change --  1 Issues of Genre --  2 Autobiographies --  3 Adab --  4 Realism --  5 Religion and Scholarship --  6 Administrative Handbooks --  7 Journals and Periodicals --  8 Guides --  9 Visual Material, Images, Photographs --  10 Conclusion -- 9 Journeys --  1 Itineraries --  2 Modern Travel --  3 Sanitary Arrangements --  4 Bureaucratic Formalities --  5 Conclusion -- 10 Politics --  1 Ottoman Reforms --  2 European Imperialism --  3 Egypt --  4 Troubles in the Hijaz --  5 Political Visions --  6 The Hijaz as a Place of Refuge and Immigration --  7 Conclusion -- 11 Religion --  1 Law and Theology --  2 Religion and Politics: The Case of RashÄ«d Riá¸ōÄ --  3 Between Universalism and Diversity: The Islamic Congresses --  4 ‘Modern' Muslims --  5 The Hajj and Political Militancy --  6 ShÄ«Ê¿Ä«s --  7 Women on Hajj --  8 Conclusion -- 12 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism, Travellers, and Travelogues --  2 Hajj Accounts as Sufi Texts --  3 The KattÄnÄ« Shaykhs and Their Sufi Network --  4 Conclusion -- Conclusion --  1 Framing the Hajj as a Journey --  2 Periodisation, Cultural Background, and Modernity --  3 The Hajj and Spirituality -- Glossary -- Travelogues -- Bibliography -- Index. |
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Texts and Contexts from the 12th Century until 1950 Contents -- Acknowledgements and Remarks -- Maps -- Introduction -- part 1: From the Beginnings until 1800 -- 1 The Formation of a Corpus --  1 Questions of Genre --  2 Intertextual Connections, Cultural and Historical Backgrounds --  3 Intra-generic Coherence --  4 Travellers and Their Readers --  5 Transmission --  6 Conclusion -- 2 Journeys --  1 Conventions for Travelling --  2 Trajectories and Caravans --  3 The Sea Route from Asia --  4 The Holy Places --  5 Themes and Issues --  6 Conclusion -- 3 Politics --  1 The Hajj and Processes of Globalisation --  2 The History and Organisation of the Hajj as a Political Issue --  3 Accompanying a Moroccan Princess on Hajj --  4 An Ottoman Perspective --  5 A Moroccan Embassy --  6 Mughal Perspectives --  7 Political Themes and References --  8 Conclusion -- 4 Religion --  1 The Religious Framework --  2 The Legal Framework --  3 Reformers --  4 Religious Frameworks 1: al-Ê¿AbdarÄ« --  5 Religious Frameworks 2: al-Ê¿AyyÄshÄ« --  6 Scriptural and Legal Frameworks --  7 Places for Visitation (mazÄrÄt) --  8 Rituals, Ceremonies, Feasts --  9 Women --  10 Scholarly Encounters --  11 Books --  12 Conclusion -- 5 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism and the Hajj --  2 MaghribÄ« Pilgrims until the End of the 17th Century --  3 ʿAbd al-GhanÄ« al-NÄbulusÄ« --  4 ShÄh WalÄ« AllÄh of Delhi --  5 The MaghribÄ« Tradition in the 18th Century --  6 Conclusion -- 6 European Discourses --  1 Travellers and Informants --  2 Europeans in Mecca --  3 Scholars --  4 Polemicists --  5 Conclusion -- part 2: 1800-1950 -- 7 European Intrusions and the Impact of Modernity --  1 Modernity and Reform --  2 The Muslim World and the Spread of Modernity --  3 Cultural Debates --  4 European Discourses of the Hajj, 1800-1950 --  5 European Travellers to Mecca --  6 The Second Wave of SaÊ¿Å«dÄ«-WahhÄbÄ« Insurgency --  7 European Pilgrims to Mecca --  8 The Hajj and European Scholarship --  9 Conclusion -- 8 Continuity and Change --  1 Issues of Genre --  2 Autobiographies --  3 Adab --  4 Realism --  5 Religion and Scholarship --  6 Administrative Handbooks --  7 Journals and Periodicals --  8 Guides --  9 Visual Material, Images, Photographs --  10 Conclusion -- 9 Journeys --  1 Itineraries --  2 Modern Travel --  3 Sanitary Arrangements --  4 Bureaucratic Formalities --  5 Conclusion -- 10 Politics --  1 Ottoman Reforms --  2 European Imperialism --  3 Egypt --  4 Troubles in the Hijaz --  5 Political Visions --  6 The Hijaz as a Place of Refuge and Immigration --  7 Conclusion -- 11 Religion --  1 Law and Theology --  2 Religion and Politics: The Case of RashÄ«d Riá¸ōÄ --  3 Between Universalism and Diversity: The Islamic Congresses --  4 ‘Modern' Muslims --  5 The Hajj and Political Militancy --  6 ShÄ«Ê¿Ä«s --  7 Women on Hajj --  8 Conclusion -- 12 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism, Travellers, and Travelogues --  2 Hajj Accounts as Sufi Texts --  3 The KattÄnÄ« Shaykhs and Their Sufi Network --  4 Conclusion -- Conclusion --  1 Framing the Hajj as a Journey --  2 Periodisation, Cultural Background, and Modernity --  3 The Hajj and Spirituality -- Glossary -- Travelogues -- Bibliography -- Index. |
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Contents -- Acknowledgements and Remarks -- Maps -- Introduction -- part 1: From the Beginnings until 1800 -- 1 The Formation of a Corpus --  1 Questions of Genre --  2 Intertextual Connections, Cultural and Historical Backgrounds --  3 Intra-generic Coherence --  4 Travellers and Their Readers --  5 Transmission --  6 Conclusion -- 2 Journeys --  1 Conventions for Travelling --  2 Trajectories and Caravans --  3 The Sea Route from Asia --  4 The Holy Places --  5 Themes and Issues --  6 Conclusion -- 3 Politics --  1 The Hajj and Processes of Globalisation --  2 The History and Organisation of the Hajj as a Political Issue --  3 Accompanying a Moroccan Princess on Hajj --  4 An Ottoman Perspective --  5 A Moroccan Embassy --  6 Mughal Perspectives --  7 Political Themes and References --  8 Conclusion -- 4 Religion --  1 The Religious Framework --  2 The Legal Framework --  3 Reformers --  4 Religious Frameworks 1: al-Ê¿AbdarÄ« --  5 Religious Frameworks 2: al-Ê¿AyyÄshÄ« --  6 Scriptural and Legal Frameworks --  7 Places for Visitation (mazÄrÄt) --  8 Rituals, Ceremonies, Feasts --  9 Women --  10 Scholarly Encounters --  11 Books --  12 Conclusion -- 5 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism and the Hajj --  2 MaghribÄ« Pilgrims until the End of the 17th Century --  3 ʿAbd al-GhanÄ« al-NÄbulusÄ« --  4 ShÄh WalÄ« AllÄh of Delhi --  5 The MaghribÄ« Tradition in the 18th Century --  6 Conclusion -- 6 European Discourses --  1 Travellers and Informants --  2 Europeans in Mecca --  3 Scholars --  4 Polemicists --  5 Conclusion -- part 2: 1800-1950 -- 7 European Intrusions and the Impact of Modernity --  1 Modernity and Reform --  2 The Muslim World and the Spread of Modernity --  3 Cultural Debates --  4 European Discourses of the Hajj, 1800-1950 --  5 European Travellers to Mecca --  6 The Second Wave of SaÊ¿Å«dÄ«-WahhÄbÄ« Insurgency --  7 European Pilgrims to Mecca --  8 The Hajj and European Scholarship --  9 Conclusion -- 8 Continuity and Change --  1 Issues of Genre --  2 Autobiographies --  3 Adab --  4 Realism --  5 Religion and Scholarship --  6 Administrative Handbooks --  7 Journals and Periodicals --  8 Guides --  9 Visual Material, Images, Photographs --  10 Conclusion -- 9 Journeys --  1 Itineraries --  2 Modern Travel --  3 Sanitary Arrangements --  4 Bureaucratic Formalities --  5 Conclusion -- 10 Politics --  1 Ottoman Reforms --  2 European Imperialism --  3 Egypt --  4 Troubles in the Hijaz --  5 Political Visions --  6 The Hijaz as a Place of Refuge and Immigration --  7 Conclusion -- 11 Religion --  1 Law and Theology --  2 Religion and Politics: The Case of RashÄ«d Riá¸ōÄ --  3 Between Universalism and Diversity: The Islamic Congresses --  4 ‘Modern' Muslims --  5 The Hajj and Political Militancy --  6 ShÄ«Ê¿Ä«s --  7 Women on Hajj --  8 Conclusion -- 12 The Spiritual Dimension --  1 Sufism, Travellers, and Travelogues --  2 Hajj Accounts as Sufi Texts --  3 The KattÄnÄ« Shaykhs and Their Sufi Network --  4 Conclusion -- Conclusion --  1 Framing the Hajj as a Journey --  2 Periodisation, Cultural Background, and Modernity --  3 The Hajj and Spirituality -- Glossary -- Travelogues -- Bibliography -- Index. |
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