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Virtually Islamic
Please return to this page, as Gary Bunt has other pieces of research in press, awaiting publication.
Gary Bunt, Virtually Islamic: computer-mediated communication and cyber
Islamic environments Related Publications:
(Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2000)
New book in preparation for 2003
(2002) "Mediterranean Islamic Expression on the World Wide Web" chap. in Mediterranean Muslim Politics, Barbara Allen Roberson (editor), London: Frank Cass & Co., forthcoming.
(2003), "Islamic inter-connectivity in a virtual world: e-jihad, e-ijtihad and online fatwas" chap. in forthcoming volume - details available soon.
Studying Islam after 9-11: Reflections and Resources
"Surfing Islam: Ayatollahs, Shayks
and Hajjis on the Superhighway", a chapter in Religion
on the Internet: Research Prospects and Promises edited by Jeffrey K.
Hadden and Douglas E. Cowan, (New York, Elsevier Science, 2000). Chapter
links
"The
Islamic Internet Souq", Q-News (November 2000). Article
links also available. Also published in SHAP Journal 2001.
Wirtualny suk [Arabia.pl Polish translation
of The Islamic Internet Souq
"Interface
Dialogues: Cyber Islamic Environments and the On-line Fatwa", ISIM
Newsletter (November 2000).
Associated Material
Interview Wall Street Journal Online - Islamic Web Sites Draw Crowds
To Details on Religion, Culture. November 2001
Islamic Inter-Connectivity in a Virtual World Video of Conference Presentation at Duke University (requires Real Player)
"islam@britain.net: British Muslim Identities in Cyberspace", Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, Vol. 10, No. 3, 1999, pp. 353-362
"Islam in Cyberspace: Islamic Studies Resources on the World Wide Web", Muslim World Book Review, Autumn 1997