Islamic sermons and public piety in Bangladesh the poetics of popular preaching

"Islamic sermon gatherings are a central form of public piety and public expression in contemporary Bangladesh. Held since the 19th century ,waz mahfils became so popular that it is today possible to participate in them on a daily basis in many regions of the country. Despite their significance...

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Islamic sermons and public piety in Bangladesh the poetics of popular preaching
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