April 1, 2004

Islam in the digital age: e-jihad, online fatwas and cyber Islamic environments

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Glossary 1 Introduction 2 'The Digital Sword'? and Defining 'E-Jihad' 3 Hacktivism, Hacking and Cracking in the Name of Islam 4 Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: Mujahideen in Cyberspace 5 Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: The 'Inter-fada' and Global E-jihad 6 Cyber-Islamic reactions to 9-11: Jihad for Peace 7 Islamic Decision Making and Advice Online 8 Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet I: Muslim Majority Contexts 9 Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet II: Muslim Minority Contexts 10 The Online Mujtahid: Islamic Diversity And Authority Online 11 Islam in the Digital Age 12 Bibliography Index

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