Dialogue
"Original and highly fascinating . . . Clear and accessible, as well as authoritative, this is recommended to students, specialists and non-specialists alike."
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The Guardian
"The first wide-ranging study of the way Muslims around the world are using the net, and the impact . . . on Islam."
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Star Weekend
"A significant work when . . . first published . . . , its importance has increased manifold in the aftermath of the 9/11 catastrophe."
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Book Description
This is the first broad-ranging academic survey to explore how Islam and the internet combine and interact. Information technology is now making a global impact on how Muslims approach and interpret Islam. Given its utilization as a primary source of information, the internet also influences how non-Muslims perceive Islam and matters relating to Muslims. Among the issues addressed are: how multimedia applications are being integrated into websites, enabling surfers to listen to and see sermons delivered thousands of miles away and to partake of new opportunities for religious experience; how Muslim organizations are networking globally through the electronic medium, and how that impacts upon understanding of Islam and Muslim identities; how can Muslims and non-Muslims approach the Quran in its digital form; how the internet is used to present diverse dialogues relating to Islam, often reaching wide audiences where other forms of communication are heavily censored.
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