References to the Koran in Islamic Religious Broadcasts in France. A Contribution to the Study of the Relationship to Islam's Holy Text

Innovations introduced by French TV broadcasts, 1983-1995, to the traditional set of religious rules (the ordo) regulating the relationship to the sacred text of the Koran are analyzed. The approach taken by writers of material for the weekly morning program "Connaitre l'Islam" (Getti...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Archives de sciences sociales des religions 1995-10, Vol.40 (92), p.49-65
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