Essays on Islamic shrines in South Asia

South Asia’s Islamic Shrines and Transcultural Visuality
(Collection of Essays)

Edited by Yousuf Saeed
and Christiane Brosius

CONTENTS

Yousuf Saeed and Christiane Brosius: South Asia’s Islamic Shrines and Transcultural Visuality: An Introduction
Published on: (23 July, 2013)
Yousuf Saeed: Nizamuddin Shrine’s Built Heritage and Delhi’s Urban Face-lift
Published on: (27 August, 2013)
Sandria B. Freitag: Sufi Shrines and Built Environments in Visual Culture: The Significance of Historical Resonances in Present-Day Flows
Published on: (12 September, 2013)
Ingvild Flaskerud: Pilgrimage and the flow of artifacts between Shia shrines and local communities: Transmitting and circulating saintly blessing
Published on: (11 September, 2013)
Jan Scholz and Max Stille: One ceremony, many readings – Inayat Khan’s ʿurs and its participants
Published on: (27 February, 2014)
Fiza Ishaq: Entangled Images and the Corporeal Sensorium: Shia religious iconography and ritual practice in the Deccan
Published on: (22 December, 2013)
Abeer Gupta: The Visual and Material Culture of Islam in Ladakh
Published on: (2 September, 2013)
Amit Madheshiya and Shirley Abraham: Syncretic posters at the Sailani baba shrine in Maharashtra: Exploring portability of religious iconography through networks of circulation
Published on: (October 10, 2013)
Torsten Tschacher: ‘You Have to Grant Your Vision’: Ideas and Practices of Visuality in Popular Muslim Art in Tamil Nadu
Published on: (12 October, 2013)
Yogesh Snehi: Replicating Memory, Creating Images: Pirs and Dargahs in Popular Art and Media of Contemporary East Punjab
Published on: (12 October, 2013)
Noman Baig: Mediating Belief: Dawat-e-Islami's Emerging Madina of Visuality
Published on: (12 October, 2013)
Hans Harder: Return of the Classical Musical Session and the Male Singer Clad in a Sari: Maijbhandari Songs from Chittagong on Video CD
Published on: (21 July, 2013)