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Ahmadiyya Islam and the Muslim Diaspora: Living at the End of Days


Sameness and difference: situating the AhmadisA people out of placeProphethood and communities of faith in the colonyNational self-fashioning and the religious minorityRabwah: home and ghettoViolence and diasporaNotesCeremonial occasions: repetition and timeIntroductionThe Conference of World Religions: God in the 21st CenturyJalsa salana in the twenty-first centuryNotesEnchantment and the ethic of brotherhood: dreams and the charismatic organizationRationalization in the service of enchantmentAhmadi Muslims and the dream in IslamBureaucracy and rational organization in the service of faith: some histories and constitutionsNotesAsylum and the Ahmadi diasporaFrom temporary sojourners to asylum seekersAhmadi asylum seekers: a turning pointAsylum and the Ahmadiyya jama‘atAhmadi asylum claims and the reasons for refusal letterParliamentary reports and debatesConclusionNotesHome from home: mosque building and urban planning in a global cityA tale of two mosquesThe politics of faithConclusionNotesPostscriptGlossaryBibliography
 
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