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SUMMARY; CHARSET=UTF-8 :Monday Majlis: Sufi Movements and Contestable Periodization Schemes
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DESCRIPTION; CHARSET=UTF-8 :The rise and the spread of Sufi movements in tandem with the fall of the Abbasids, a protracted process that began in the mid-9th century and continued unabated after the Mongol invasions and well beyond, is a commonplace in conventional narratives of premodern Islamic history. This long term and multi-faceted process is to some extent overshadowed by a stultifying use of periodization as a heuristic tidying up device for delineating and clarifying the transition from the pre-modern to the present. In this version of the story, it is the encounter with Europe and the impact of the West that occupy the headlines while long-term transmutations that may have occurred in the region over long centuries are relegated to the footnotes.http://www.exeter.ac.uk/events/details/?event=13607
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