Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia:
"Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia is an introduction to the everyday lived experiences of Shiʿi women and men in South Asia. This text introduces and contextualizes ritual performances, material objects and their practices, festivals, literature and aesthetics, vow-making, and festivals of South...
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| Summary: | "Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia is an introduction to the everyday lived experiences of Shiʿi women and men in South Asia. This text introduces and contextualizes ritual performances, material objects and their practices, festivals, literature and aesthetics, vow-making, and festivals of South Asian Shiʿa through primary sources, ethnographic data, and images. Everyday Shiʿism includes rituals and traditions of devotion to the Imams and Ahl-e Bait (the family of the Prophet Muhammad) among Hindus and Sufi-oriented Sunnis. By focusing on the idea of the everyday, this book considers the diverse ways that the Shiʿa are participants in and contributors to South Asian religious culture and history, as well as to a broader Islamic humanistic tradition" |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments xii Transliteration Note xvi Introduction Everyday Shi ism Center and Periphery Reconsidered The Hyper-visible Invisible Community Redefining Norms: Shi i/South Asia/Everyday Representing Shhism Contributions The Scope of Everyday ShiHsm References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 1 South Asian Lovers of the Ahl-e Bait: Hindu and Non-Shi i Muslim Traditions of Devotion Muharram beyond Shhism: The Composite Culture of Commemorating Karbala in South Asia The Husaini Brahmins: Hindu Devotees of Imam Husain 1 6 8 13 15 20 31 32 34 38 38 39 40 42 vu
Contents Pirla-Panduga: The Festival of Pirs among Hindus and Sunnis in South India Devotion to Piru-Swami Dulhal Dulha!: Sunni and Hindu Possession Rituals for the Bridegroom Qasem The Shrine of Bibi Pak Daman in South Asian Muslim Cultural Memory Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 2 Come, and Cry, Because cAshura Is Today : Shici Literary Aesthetics Tears of a Horse: Sufi Metaphors in Shici Devotional Narratives of Birds and Horses The Female Voice and the Development of Shici Devotional Literature A Solace for the Heart, a Source of Religious Guidance: Multiple Perspectives on the Nauhah Why not Beat My Head in Lamentation? : Gender and Voice in the Nauhah Karbala: Come to the Best of Deeds : The Nauhah and Normative Discourse Hearing the Miraculous: A Different Kind of Love Story Human Rights and Communal Harmony: Re-Visioning Karbala in South Asian Literary Prose References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 3 In the House of the Tenth: Spaces of Shici Devotion Mosques Case Study-Microscopic 3.1: Toli Mosque, Hyderabad viii 48 51 56 63 68 70 72 73 74 76 82 84 86 88 92 106 109 HI 113 ղղտ 120
Contents Case Study-Snapshot 3.2: ‘Ashurkhanah wa Masjid-e Ahl-e Bait: A Niosque֊՛Ashurkhanah in Hyderabad In the House of the Tenth: cAshurkhanahs in Southern India Lions, Arches, and Chains: Visual Representation and Symbolic Meaning in Shi i Built Spaces Case Study-Microscopic 3.3: Panjah Shah-e Wilayat Ashurkhanah, Hyderabad Imambaras: Dwelling in the Court of the Imam Case Study-Microscopic 3.4: The Bara Imambara of Lucknow Karbala Grounds: Pilgrimage and Burial Case Study-Microscopic 3.5: Karbala Kazmain, Lucknow Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 124 130 135 141 146 148 151 157 160 161 163 164 4 Metal Hands and Stone Footprints: Shici Material Practice 165 Conceptualizing Shi i Materiality Gazing in the Eyes of a Martyr: Embodiment and Presencing in the cAlams of Karbala Heroes NaHzah Bori Peta Hatheti Sharja Jibh Case Study-Microscopic 4.1: cAlam-e Sartauq, Hyderabad Case Study-Microscopic 4.2: The cAlam of Imam Husain at Dargah Hazrat cAbbas, Lucknow Ta ziya: Karbala on the Move in South Asia Ephemeral Tacziya Permanent Tacziya Case Study-Snapshot 4.3: Permanent Tacziya: Seeing, Embodying, and Making Imam Husain Close 168 171 172 174 174 175 179 180 182 187 192 196 197 197 ix
Contents Zuljanah: Remembering Karbala with Imam Husain s Loyal Horse Debating Devotional Representations of the Imams and Ahl-e Bait Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 5 Every Place Is Karbala, Every Day Is cAshura: South Asian Muharram Rituals Hobson-Jobson : Representing Muharram in the Religious Imaginaire The Ten Saddest Days: The Ayyam-e (Aza 1 Muharram 3 Muharram 4 Muharram 7 Muharram 8 Muharram 9 Muharram 10 Muharram Ashura: The Battle of Good vs. Evil, Or Remembering Imam Husain s Martyrdom Always Weep and Remember in the Majlis-e cAza The Annual Majlis Silsilah Mourning Assemblies The Dawrah (Round) of Mourning Assemblies Regular Mourning Assemblies The Majlis Structure Opening: The Call for Blessing (Salawat) Burning Words: Soz Poetic Meditations and Salutations: The Salam Poetry of Epic Heroes: The Marsiyah The Remembrance: Ztkr Mourning for Husain: Nauhah Recitation Ziyarat: Prayers of Salutation to the Fourteen Infallibles x 203 293 շո 217 Դ10 219 223 223 223 227 223 229 231 234 236 237 244 247 247 247 248 248 249 249 249 250 252 254 254
Contents Processions Matam: Inscribing Love for the Ahl-e Bait on the Body Every Place Is Karbala Performing Love for Husain Matam as a Moral Contract Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 6 Tasting Sorrow before Joy: Vow-Making and Festival Occasions Sweet Blessings: The Niyaz of Imam Jacfar al-Sadiq on 22 Rajab Women s Votive Practices Spreading the Cloth for Abu Fazl Abbas: The Dastarkhwan-e Nazri Bringing God and the Imams Close: Women s Prayer Rituals The Prayer of Divine Assistance: Performing cAmal Pilgrimage to Husain: India-Karbala-India Before Joy, a Taste of Sorrow: Celebratory Events Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 256 258 258 261 263 267 267 270 271 272 273 280 281 283 288 290 294 297 298 299 300 Afterword 301 Teaching Appendix 305 Glossary 318 Index 331 xi
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Contents Acknowledgments xii Transliteration Note xvi Introduction Everyday Shi'ism Center and Periphery Reconsidered The Hyper-visible "Invisible" Community Redefining Norms: Shi'i/South Asia/Everyday Representing Shhism Contributions The Scope of Everyday ShiHsm References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 1 South Asian "Lovers" of the Ahl-e Bait: Hindu and Non-Shi'i Muslim Traditions of Devotion Muharram beyond Shhism: The "Composite Culture" of Commemorating Karbala in South Asia The Husaini Brahmins: Hindu Devotees of Imam Husain 1 6 8 13 15 20 31 32 34 38 38 39 40 42 vu
Contents Pirla-Panduga: "The Festival of Pirs" among Hindus and Sunnis in South India Devotion to Piru-Swami Dulhal Dulha!: Sunni and Hindu Possession Rituals for the Bridegroom Qasem The Shrine of Bibi Pak Daman in South Asian Muslim Cultural Memory Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 2 "Come, and Cry, Because cAshura Is Today": Shici Literary Aesthetics Tears of a Horse: Sufi Metaphors in Shici Devotional Narratives of Birds and Horses The Female Voice and the Development of Shici Devotional Literature A Solace for the Heart, a Source of Religious Guidance: Multiple Perspectives on the Nauhah 'Why not Beat My Head in Lamentation?': Gender and Voice in the Nauhah 'Karbala: Come to the Best of Deeds': The Nauhah and Normative Discourse Hearing the Miraculous: A Different Kind of Love Story Human Rights and Communal Harmony: Re-Visioning Karbala in South Asian Literary Prose References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 3 In the House of the Tenth: Spaces of Shici Devotion Mosques Case Study-Microscopic 3.1: Toli Mosque, Hyderabad viii 48 51 56 63 68 70 72 73 74 76 82 84 86 88 92 106 109 HI \\\ 113 ղղտ 120
Contents Case Study-Snapshot 3.2: ‘Ashurkhanah wa Masjid-e Ahl-e Bait: A Niosque֊՛Ashurkhanah in Hyderabad In the House of the Tenth: cAshurkhanahs in Southern India Lions, Arches, and Chains: Visual Representation and Symbolic Meaning in Shi'i Built Spaces Case Study-Microscopic 3.3: Panjah Shah-e Wilayat 'Ashurkhanah, Hyderabad Imambaras: Dwelling in the Court of the Imam Case Study-Microscopic 3.4: The Bara Imambara of Lucknow Karbala Grounds: Pilgrimage and Burial Case Study-Microscopic 3.5: Karbala Kazmain, Lucknow Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 124 130 135 141 146 148 151 157 160 161 163 164 4 Metal Hands and Stone Footprints: Shici Material Practice 165 Conceptualizing Shi'i Materiality Gazing in the Eyes of a Martyr: Embodiment and Presencing in the cAlams of Karbala Heroes NaHzah Bori Peta Hatheti Sharja Jibh Case Study-Microscopic 4.1: cAlam-e Sartauq, Hyderabad Case Study-Microscopic 4.2: The cAlam of Imam Husain at Dargah Hazrat cAbbas, Lucknow Ta'ziya: Karbala on the Move in South Asia Ephemeral Tacziya Permanent Tacziya Case Study-Snapshot 4.3: Permanent Tacziya: Seeing, Embodying, and Making Imam Husain Close 168 171 172 174 174 175 179 180 182 187 192 196 197 197 ix
Contents Zuljanah: Remembering Karbala with Imam Husain's Loyal Horse Debating Devotional Representations of the Imams and Ahl-e Bait Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 5 Every Place Is Karbala, Every Day Is cAshura: South Asian Muharram Rituals "Hobson-Jobson": Representing Muharram in the Religious Imaginaire The Ten Saddest Days: The Ayyam-e (Aza 1 Muharram 3 Muharram 4 Muharram 7 Muharram 8 Muharram 9 Muharram 10 Muharram Ashura: The Battle of Good vs. Evil, Or Remembering Imam Husain's Martyrdom Always Weep and Remember in the Majlis-e cAza The Annual Majlis Silsilah Mourning Assemblies The Dawrah (Round) of Mourning Assemblies Regular Mourning Assemblies The Majlis Structure Opening: The Call for Blessing (Salawat) Burning Words: Soz Poetic Meditations and Salutations: The Salam Poetry of Epic Heroes: The Marsiyah The Remembrance: Ztkr Mourning for Husain: Nauhah Recitation Ziyarat: Prayers of Salutation to the Fourteen Infallibles x 203 293 շո 217 Դ10 219 223 223 223 227 223 229 231 234 236 237 244 247 247 247 248 248 249 249 249 250 252 254 254
Contents Processions Matam: Inscribing Love for the Ahl-e Bait on the Body Every Place Is Karbala Performing Love for Husain Matam as a Moral Contract Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 6 Tasting Sorrow before Joy: Vow-Making and Festival Occasions Sweet Blessings: The Niyaz of Imam Jacfar al-Sadiq on 22 Rajab Women's Votive Practices Spreading the Cloth for Abu Fazl Abbas: The Dastarkhwan-e Nazri Bringing God and the Imams Close: Women's Prayer Rituals The Prayer of Divine Assistance: Performing cAmal Pilgrimage to Husain: India-Karbala-India Before Joy, a Taste of Sorrow: Celebratory Events Conclusion References Recommended Readings Theoretical Lessons 256 258 258 261 263 267 267 270 271 272 273 280 281 283 288 290 294 297 298 299 300 Afterword 301 Teaching Appendix 305 Glossary 318 Index 331 xi |
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| spelling | Ruffle, Karen G. Verfasser (DE-588)1064832962 aut Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia Karen G. Ruffle First edition Hoboken, NJ, USA Wiley 2021 xvii, 344 Seiten Illustrationen (schwarz-weiß) txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia is an introduction to the everyday lived experiences of Shiʿi women and men in South Asia. This text introduces and contextualizes ritual performances, material objects and their practices, festivals, literature and aesthetics, vow-making, and festivals of South Asian Shiʿa through primary sources, ethnographic data, and images. Everyday Shiʿism includes rituals and traditions of devotion to the Imams and Ahl-e Bait (the family of the Prophet Muhammad) among Hindus and Sufi-oriented Sunnis. By focusing on the idea of the everyday, this book considers the diverse ways that the Shiʿa are participants in and contributors to South Asian religious culture and history, as well as to a broader Islamic humanistic tradition" Religiöses Leben (DE-588)4115741-2 gnd rswk-swf Alltag (DE-588)4001307-8 gnd rswk-swf Schiiten (DE-588)4052455-3 gnd rswk-swf Südasien (DE-588)4058406-9 gnd rswk-swf Shīʻah / India Shīʻah / Customs and practices Religious life / Shīʻah Shīʻah India Südasien (DE-588)4058406-9 g Schiiten (DE-588)4052455-3 s Religiöses Leben (DE-588)4115741-2 s Alltag (DE-588)4001307-8 s DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 978-1-119-35713-1 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB 978-1-119-35715-5 Digitalisierung UB Bamberg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032554834&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Ruffle, Karen G. Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia Religiöses Leben (DE-588)4115741-2 gnd Alltag (DE-588)4001307-8 gnd Schiiten (DE-588)4052455-3 gnd |
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| title_full | Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia Karen G. Ruffle |
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| title_short | Everyday Shiʿism in South Asia |
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