Contents

pp 5-6

Preface

pp 7-8

1 - Introduction

pp 9-26

PART 1 - HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON COLONIAL GOVERNANCE OF ISLAM

pp 27-28

2 - Governance of Islam in Colonial Mozambique

pp 29-48

3 - Educating Sudanese Ulama for Colonial Sharia

pp 49-64

4 - Ruptures? Governance in Husaynid-Colonial Tunisia, c. 1870-1914

pp 65-88

5 - Governing Islam by Tribes and Constitutions: British Mandate Rule in Iraq

pp 89-110

6 - The Idea of a Muslim Community: British India, 1857-1906

pp 111-132

PART 2 - CONTINUITIES AND RUPTURES IN THE GOVERNANCE OF ISLAM IN POST-COLONIAL SITUATIONS

pp 133-134

7 - Colonial Traces? Islamic Dress, Gender and the Public Presence of Islam

pp 135-154

8 - Seeing Like an Expert, Failing Like a State? Interpreting the Fate of a Satellite Town in Early Post-Colonial Pakistan

pp 155-174

9 - Continuities and Ruptures in the Governance of Islam in Malaysia

pp 175-198

10 - Angara, the ‘Burning Embers’ of Muslim Political Resistance: Colonial and Post-Colonial Regulation of Islam in Britain

pp 199-210

11 - Portuguese Colonialism and the Islamic Community of Lisbon

pp 211-232

12 - Conclusion

pp 233-248

Contributors

pp 249-250

Other IMISCOE Titles

pp 251-257