The Ethical Soundscape: Cassette Sermons and Islamic Counterpublics (Cultures of History)
A very timely ethnography of Islam in general and Egypt in specific.(Anthropology.net)The relevance of this analytic project to readers both within and outside the academy cannot be underestimated.(Ilan PappeArab Studies Journal1900-01-00)This stimulating book offers a sustained argument and excellent, accessible ethnography for specialists of Islamic politics and media alike.(International Journal of Middle East Studies1900-01-00)The Ethical Soundscapeprovides a timely update to this important genre of Muslim expression.(Flagg MillerContemporary Islam)Well worth the effort.(Andre SingerJournal of Royal Anthropological Institute1900-01-00)This is a substantial anthropological study that delves deep into the meaning and significance of cassette sermons in the context of Islamic revival... This book is a welcome analytical study which should be of profit to many.(The Muslim World Book Review1900-01-00)