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Heike Bock, Jörg Feuchter und Michi Knecht:
Introduction
 
Talal Asad,
Law, Ethics and Religion in the Story of Egyptian
Modernization
 
Dyala Hamzah,
From religious knowledge to journalism or the genealogy and
epistemology of the Salafi turn. Muhammad Rashîd Ridâ (1865 -1935) and his
Journal “al-Manad”
 
Richard van Leeuwen,
Islamic Reformism and the Secular: Rashîd Ridâ’s
Theory On Miracles.
 
Dorothea Weltecke,
Beyond religion. On the lack of belief during the
Central and Late Middle Ages
 
Susan Boettcher,
The Extent of Belief in Early Modern Europe
 
Carlos Martínez, Limiting the Power of Religion from Within: Probabilism
and Ishtihad
 
Jörg Feuchter,
The Islamic Rib?t - A Model for the Christian Military
Orders? Sacred Violence, Religious Concepts and the Invention of a
Cultural Transfer
 Boaz Huss, The formation of Jewish Mysticism and its impact on
contemporary Kabbalah practitioners
 
Heike Bock,
Religion and Magic in Early Modern Catholicism
 
Vera Isaiasz,
Lutheran Angels. Early Modern Demarcations between
Religiousness and Superstition
 
Kristine Krause,
Drugs in the Morning, anointment in the afternoon:
Medical Pluralism at the intersections of religion and cultural politics
 
Michi Knecht,
Practices of Sacralization and Profanisation in New
Reproductional Technologies
 
Gertrud Hüwelmeier,
Formations of the Religious Self - Becoming “Women in
Christ” in a Globalising World
 
Thomas Hauschild,
Beyond Politics: Universalism and Particularism in
Mediterranean Religious Practice