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No.31

AKAHORI Masayuki, “Editor’s Note”

Case Studies for the Area Studies in a Globalizing World: Changing Sufi sm and Emerging Greater Sudan

Part 1： New Emerging Networks of Sufi s and Saint Venerators in Contemporary Islam

AKAHORI Masayuki, Introductory Remarks: New Emerging Networks of Sufi s and Saint Venerators in Contemporary Islam

AKAHORI Masayuki, “Islamic Saints and the Islam of Saints: A Study of Popular Religion,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):3-16.

TAKAO Kenichiro, “Sufi Traditions in Modern Syria: Prosopography of the Ulemas of Damascus in the Thirteenth to Fifteenth Hijri Centuries and the Naqshbandī Khālidī Sufi Order,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):17-34.

YASUDA Shin, “Commitment for Strategy: Religious Entrepreneur Networks inSyrian Shi'ite Religious Tourism,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):35-49.

KUSHIMOTO Hiroko,“Re-formation of the Saint’s Image in Contemporary Malaysia:The Impact of Maulid Events and the Role of Hadrami Sayyids,”The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):51-68.

WAKAMATSU Hiroki, “Veneration of the Sacred or Regeneration of the Religious: An Analysis of Saints and the Popular Beliefs of Kurdish Alevis,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):69-84.

Part 2： Ethnicity and Religiosity in Emerging Greater Sudan

TOBINAI Yuko, Introductory Remarks: Ethnicity and Religiosity in Emerging Greater Sudan

Mohamed ABDIN, “Illuminating Political Instability: The Political Consequences of the Secession of South Sudan on the Mother State,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):89-102.

MARUYAMA Daisuke, “Clashes, Confl icts and Contradictions: The External Policies of Sufi Tariqas in Contemporary Sudan,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):103-122.

TOBINAI Yuko, “Christianity in/and Greater Sudan: The Formation of Country Image among Christians in Khartoum,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):123-138.

NAKAO Shuichiro,“A History from Below: Malakia in Juba, South Sudan, c. 1927-1954,”The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):139-160.

HASHIMOTO Eri, “Reviving Powers of the Past with Modern Technology: Aspects of Armed Youth and the Prophet in Jonglei State,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):161-173.

ARTICLES under other themes

HORII Satoe(Translation), KAWASHIMA Midori(Explanatory Notes), “New Dawn: A Collection of Essays by Philippine Muslim Studies in Cairo in the 1960s. Japanese Translation with Explanatory Notes(8),” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):177-192 (In Japanese)


Publications Sophia Journal of Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Studies(The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies) Rules for Submission Contents of the latest volume List of Titles Electronic Edition Occasional Papers　(Monograph Series） Rules for Submission List of Titles&Electronic Edition SOIAS Research Paper Series List of Titles Other Publications	The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies < Back No.31 AKAHORI Masayuki, “Editor’s Note” Case Studies for the Area Studies in a Globalizing World: Changing Sufi sm and Emerging Greater Sudan Part 1： New Emerging Networks of Sufi s and Saint Venerators in Contemporary Islam AKAHORI Masayuki, Introductory Remarks: New Emerging Networks of Sufi s and Saint Venerators in Contemporary Islam AKAHORI Masayuki, “Islamic Saints and the Islam of Saints: A Study of Popular Religion,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):3-16. TAKAO Kenichiro, “Sufi Traditions in Modern Syria: Prosopography of the Ulemas of Damascus in the Thirteenth to Fifteenth Hijri Centuries and the Naqshbandī Khālidī Sufi Order,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):17-34. YASUDA Shin, “Commitment for Strategy: Religious Entrepreneur Networks inSyrian Shi'ite Religious Tourism,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):35-49. KUSHIMOTO Hiroko,“Re-formation of the Saint’s Image in Contemporary Malaysia:The Impact of Maulid Events and the Role of Hadrami Sayyids,”The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):51-68. WAKAMATSU Hiroki, “Veneration of the Sacred or Regeneration of the Religious: An Analysis of Saints and the Popular Beliefs of Kurdish Alevis,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):69-84. Part 2： Ethnicity and Religiosity in Emerging Greater Sudan TOBINAI Yuko, Introductory Remarks: Ethnicity and Religiosity in Emerging Greater Sudan Mohamed ABDIN, “Illuminating Political Instability: The Political Consequences of the Secession of South Sudan on the Mother State,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):89-102. MARUYAMA Daisuke, “Clashes, Confl icts and Contradictions: The External Policies of Sufi Tariqas in Contemporary Sudan,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):103-122. TOBINAI Yuko, “Christianity in/and Greater Sudan: The Formation of Country Image among Christians in Khartoum,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):123-138. NAKAO Shuichiro,“A History from Below: Malakia in Juba, South Sudan, c. 1927-1954,”The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):139-160. HASHIMOTO Eri, “Reviving Powers of the Past with Modern Technology: Aspects of Armed Youth and the Prophet in Jonglei State,” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):161-173. ARTICLES under other themes HORII Satoe(Translation), KAWASHIMA Midori(Explanatory Notes), “New Dawn: A Collection of Essays by Philippine Muslim Studies in Cairo in the 1960s. Japanese Translation with Explanatory Notes(8),” The Journal of Sophia Asian Studies 31(2013):177-192 (In Japanese)