The Problem of Early Islamic Diversity in Anatolia: Rethinking Dervish Piety Through Pantheistic Ideas

The Islamic diversity that developed parallel to the Islamization of Anatolia from roughly the 12th century onwards and was called dervish religiosity, is often defined by its inattentive and indifferent attitude toward Shari‘a, although some of its other features are mentioned more or less. However...

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Main Author: Ay, Resul (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Hartford Seminary Foundation 2023
In: The Muslim world
Year: 2023, Volume: 113, Issue: 3, Pages: 211-227
Further subjects:B Dervish Piety
B Alevism
B Folk piety in Anatolia
B Sufism
B Islam in Anatolia
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