Acknowledgments
Figures and Maps
Contributors
Note on Transcription and Style
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Introduction
Devin DeWeese and Jo-Ann Gross
1 Re-Envisioning the History of Sufi Communities in Central Asia: Continuity and Adaptation in Sources and Social Frameworks, 16th–20th Centuries
Devin DeWeese
2 Naqshband’s Lives: Sufi Hagiography between Manuscripts and Genre
Devin DeWeese
3 The Works of Ḥusayn Vāʿiẓ Kāshifī as a Source for the Study of Sufism in Late 15th- and Early 16th-Century Central Asia
Maria E. Subtelny
4 Ḥażrat Jīo Ṣāḥib: How Durrānī Peshawar Helped Revive Bukhara’s Sanctity
Waleed Ziad
5 Valī Khān Tūra: A Makhdūmzāda Leader in Marghīnān during the Collapse of the Khanate of Khoqand
Kawahara Yayoi
6 Reliquary Sufism: Sacred Fiber in Afghanistan
R. D. McChesney
7 Sufism in the Face of Twentieth-Century Reformist Critiques: Three Responses from Sufi Imāms in the Volga-Ural Region
Allen J. Frank
8 Sufism on the Soviet Stage: Holy People and Places in Central Asia’s Socio-Political Landscape after World War II
Eren Tasar
9 Sufi Groups in Contemporary Kazakhstan: Competition and Connections with Kazakh Islamic Society
Ashirbek Muminov
10 The Biographical Tradition of Muḥammad Bashārā: Sanctification and Legitimation in Tajikistan
Jo-Ann Gross
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