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Journal of Contemporary Religion
"More information and insight per page than anything that I have encountered on the subject of religion and the Internet."
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"Recommended for scholars, upper-division undergraduate and up, interested in the convergence of religion, popular culture, and technology in the modern world." (Choice )
"Virtually Islamic is a tiny book packed with more information and insight per page than anything that I have encountered on the subject of religion and the Internet. There are many audiences who can benefit from reading this volume, but it is absolutely essential reading for students of religious movements . . . Undergirded by an enormous amount of information about Islam on the Internet, Bunt's book is ever probing without sensationalising the subject, cautious without eschewing a personal reflection from time to time. Most importantly, his analysis invites an open mind towards the many possible ways in which cyberspace may have an impact on religion." (Journal of Contemporary Religion )
" . . . a valuable guide to things Islam on the Internet, especially to readers pondering technology's impact on religious identity or the ummah's urgent social, moral political questions." (Asiaweek )
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"More information and insight per page than anything that I have encountered on the subject of religion and the Internet."
Review
"Recommended for scholars, upper-division undergraduate and up, interested in the convergence of religion, popular culture, and technology in the modern world." (Choice )
"Virtually Islamic is a tiny book packed with more information and insight per page than anything that I have encountered on the subject of religion and the Internet. There are many audiences who can benefit from reading this volume, but it is absolutely essential reading for students of religious movements . . . Undergirded by an enormous amount of information about Islam on the Internet, Bunt's book is ever probing without sensationalising the subject, cautious without eschewing a personal reflection from time to time. Most importantly, his analysis invites an open mind towards the many possible ways in which cyberspace may have an impact on religion." (Journal of Contemporary Religion )
" . . . a valuable guide to things Islam on the Internet, especially to readers pondering technology's impact on religious identity or the ummah's urgent social, moral political questions." (Asiaweek )
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- New Media in the Muslim World: The Emerging Public Sphere (Middle East Studies) by Dale F. Eickelman in Front Matter, and page 78
- Religion on the Internet (Religion and the Social Order) (Religion and the Social Order) (Religion and the Social Order) by Jeffrey Hadden on page 50, and page 151
- Cyberhenge: Modern Pagans on the Internet by Douglas E Cowan in Back Matter
- Cyberhenge: Modern Pagans on the Internet by Douglas E Cowan in Back Matter
- Following Muhammad: Rethinking Islam in the Contemporary World (Islamic Civilization and Muslim Networks) by Carl W. Ernst in Back Matter
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