Sufism in the West
Edited by: Jamal Malik and John Hinnells
Preface
Sufi is…. , which grew for the first time in East, lately its widely spread through west, and mostly taken from tarikat Naqshabandi, the reviewer try to find out from these book review around the order or the thought which is teach, and the tareqat whith the order they have in the west, finally reviewer would like to reach the aim from this review to know how is the movement of the Sufi in the west.
About the Editors
This book is edited by Jamal Malik and John Hinnels, both are:
Book Review
This book is has 225 pages which published by Routledge, and first published on 2006, since this book is published in this last century its mean this book content many new information about the movement even maybe the development of Sufi in The west, as an edited book the content of the book is including preface, introduction, bibliography is explaining from nine researcher who researched the movement of Sufi in the West, those are: 1) Marcia Hermansen explained about the Literary productions of Western Sufi movements, 2) Leonard Lewisohn he found the Persian Sufism in the contemporary West: reflections on the Ni‘matu’llahi diaspora, 3) Gerdien jonker with The evolution of the Naqshbandi-Mujaddidi: Sulaymançis in Germany, 4) Gisela Webb with Third-wave Sufism in America and the Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship, 5) Jorgen S. Nielsen, Mustafa Draper and Galina Yemelianova talked around Transnational Sufism: the Haqqaniyya, 6) David W. Damrel with Aspects of the Naqshbandi-Haqqani order in North America, 7) Pnina Werbner on Seekers on the path: different ways of being a Sufi in Britain, 8) Ron Geaves with Learning the lessons from the neo-revivalist and Wahhabi movements: the counterattack of the new Sufi movements in the UK, and the last 9) Roger Ballard spoken around Popular Islam in northern Pakistan and its reconstruction in urban