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Author (Surname, Name) Date Article / Chapter Title Journal Title Issue No. Book Title Book editor(s) Pages City and Publisher

Abdulla, Rasha 2007Islam, jihad, and terrorism in post-9/11 Arabic

discussion boards

Journal of Computer-Mediated

Communication12 3 __________ __________

1063-

1081__________

Al-Azmeh, Aziz, and Effie

Fokas, Editors2007 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Islam in Europe: Diversity,

Identity and Influence

Al-Azmeh, Aziz, and

Effie Fokas___

Cambridge: Cambridge

University Press

Albarghouthi, Ali 2012

Authority and Repreentatino in North America:

The Ijtihad Criteria and the Construction of

New Religious Authority

Journal of Islamic Law and Culture 13 1 __________ __________ 18-33 __________

Al-Huraibi, Nahla, and

Amanda Konradi2012

Second-Generation Yemeni American Women

at the Turn of the Century: Between Individual

Aspirations and Communal Commitments

Humanity & Society 36 2 __________ __________ 117-144 __________

Alsultany, Evelyn 2007

Selling American Diversity and Muslim

American Identity through Nonprofit

Advertising Post-9/11

American Quarterly 59 3 __________ __________ 593-622 __________

Anderson, Jon W. 2013Online and Offline Continuities, Community

and Agency on the InternetCyber Orient 7 1 __________ __________ ___ __________

Anderson, Jon W. 2005Wiring Up: The Internet Difference for Muslim

Networks________________ ___ ___

Muslim Networks from

Hajj to Hip Hop

Cooke, Miriam, and

Bruce B. Lawrence252-263

Chapel Hill & London:

University of North

Carolina Press

Arthur, Shawn2002

(October)

Technophilia and Nature Religion: the Growth

of a ParadoxReligion 32 4 __________ __________ 303-314 __________

Aziz, Taimoor, and Mbaye

Lo

2009

(Fall)

Muslim Marriage Goes Online: The Use of

Internet Matchmaking by American Muslims

Journal of Religion and Popular

Culture21 3 __________ __________ ___

Toronto: University of

Toronto Press

Barker, Eileen 2005

Crossing the boundary: New challenges to

religious authority and control as a

consequence of access to the Internet

________________ ___ ___ Religion and CyberspaceHøjsgaard, Morten T.,

and Margit Warburg67-85

London & New York:

Routledge


Beyer, Peter2005

(Spring)

Religious identity and educational attainment

among recent immigrants to Canada: Gender,

age, and 2nd generation

Journal of International Migration and

Integration / Revue de l’integration et

de la migration internationale

6 2 __________ __________ 177-199 __________

Bilici, Mucahit 2011Homeland Insecurity: How Immigrant Muslims

Naturalize America in Islam

Comparative Studies in Society and

History: An International Quarterly53 3 __________ __________ 595-622 __________

Boyd, Danah 2008

How Can Qualitative Internet Researchers

Define the Boundaries of Their Projects: A

Response to Christine Hine

________________ ___ ___

Internet Inquiry:

Conversations About

Method

Markham, Annette,

and Nancy Baym26-32 Los Angeles: Sage

Brasher, Brenda E. 2001 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___Give Me That Online

Religion__________ ___

San Francisco: Jossey-

Bass

Brouwer, Lenie 2004Dutch-Muslims on the Internet: A New

Discussion PlatformJournal of Muslim Minority Affairs 24 1 __________ __________ 47-55 __________

Brouwer, Lenie 2009The Internet as a Vehicle of Empowerment:

Dutch Moroccan Youths on the Islam Debate________________ ___ ___

In-Between Spaces:

Christian and Muslim

Minorities in Transition in

Europe and the Middle

East

Timmerman,

Christiane, Johan

Leman, Hannelore

Roos, and Barbara

Segaert

219-229 Brussels: P.I.E. Peter Lang

Brouwer, Lenie2004

(April)

Dutch-Muslims on the Internet: A New

Discussion PlatformJournal of Muslim Minority Affairs 24 1 __________ __________ 47-55 __________

Bunt, Gary 2009 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___iMuslims: Rewiring the

House of Islam__________ ___

Chapel Hill: University of

North Carolina Press

Bunt, Gary 2006 Towards an Islamic Information Revolution? ________________ ___ ___Muslims and the News

Media

Poole, Elizabeth, and

John E. Richardson153-164

London & New York: I.B.

Tauris

Bunt, Gary 2005 Defining Islamic Interconnectivity ________________ ___ ___Muslim Networks from

Hajj to Hip Hop

Miriam Cooke, Bruce

B. Lawrence235-251


University of North

Carolina Press


Bunt, Gary 2003Islam Interactive: Mediterranean Islamic

Expression on the World Wide Web________________ ___ ___

Shaping the Current

Islamic ReformationRoberson, B. A. 164-186

London & Portland, OR:

Frank Cass

Bunt, Gary 2003 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Islam in the Digital Age: E-

Jihad, Online Fatwas and

Cyber Islamic

Environments

__________ ___London & Sterling,

Virginia: Pluto Press

Bunt, Gary 2000 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Virtually Islamic:

Computer-mediated

Communication and

Cyber Islamic

Environments

__________ ___Cardiff: University of

Wales Press

Campbell, Heidi A.2012

(March)

Understanding the Relationship between

Religion Online and Offline in a Networked

Society

Journal of the American Academy of

Religion80 2 __________ __________ 64-93 __________

Campbell, Heidi A. 2007Who’s Got the Power? Religious Authority and

the Internet


Communication 12 3 __________ __________

1043-

1062__________

Campbell, Heidi A. 2005 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Exploring Religious

Community Online: We

are One in the Network

__________ ___New York: Peter Lang

Publishing

Cooke, Miriam and Bruce

B. Lawrence, Editors2005 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Muslim Networks from

Hajj to Hip Hop__________ ___


University of North

Carolina Press

Dawson, Lorne L. 2005The Mediation of Religious Experience in

Cyberspace________________ ___ ___ Religion and Cyberspace

Højsgaard, Morten T.,


London & New York:

Routledge

Dickson, Rory2009

(July 1)

The Tablighi Jama‘at in Southwestern Ontario:

Making Muslim Identities and Networks in

Canadian Urban Spaces

Contemporary Islam 3 2 __________ __________ 99-112 __________

Dossa, Parin 2009 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Racialized Bodies,

Disabling Worlds: Storied

Lives of Immigrant

Muslim Women

__________ ___Toronto: University of

Toronto Press

Eickelman, Dale F. and Jon

W. Anderson, Editors1999 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

New Media in the Muslim

World: The Emerging

Public Sphere

__________ ___

Bloomington &

Indianapolis: Indiana

University Press


Eickelman, Dale F. 1999 Redefining Muslim Publics ________________ ___ ___

New Media in the Muslim

World: The Emerging

Public Sphere

Eickelman, Dale F.,

and Jon W. Anderson1-18

Bloomington &

Indianapolis: Indiana

University Press

Einstein, Mara 2011 The Evolution of Religious Branding Social Compass 58 3 __________ __________ 331-338 __________

Einstein, Mara and Joe

Rollins

2010

(Fall/ Winter)Market Women’s Studies Quarterly 38 3-4 __________ __________ 13-20

New York: Feminist Press

at the City University of

New York

Ess, Charles 2007Cross-cultural Perspectives on Religion and

Computer-mediated Communication


Communication 12 3 __________ __________ 939-955 __________

Friedman, Elisabeth Jay2005

(Autumn)

The Reality of Virtual Reality: The Internet and

Gender Equality Advocacy in Latin AmericaLatin American Politics and Society 47 3 __________ __________ 1--34 __________

Fukamizu, Kenshin 2007

Internet Use Among Religious Followers:

Religious Postmodernism in Japanese

Buddhism


Communication 12 3 __________ __________ 977-998 __________

Hadden, Jeffrey K. and

Douglas E. Cowan, Editors2000 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Religion on the Internet:

Research Prospects and

Promises

Hadden, Jeffrey K.

and Douglas E.

Cowan, Editors

___New York: Elsevier

Science Inc.

Hamdan, Amani2007

(April 1)

Arab Muslim Women in Canada: The Untold

NarrativesJournal of Muslim Minority Affairs 21 1 __________ __________ 133-154

Hamdani, Daood 2006 Engaging Muslim Women: Issues and NeedsCanadian Council of Muslim Women

(CCMW)___ ___ __________ __________ 3-50

Toronto: Canadian

Council of Muslim

Women

Hamdani, Daood 2004 Muslim Women: Beyond PerceptionsCanadian Council of Muslim Women

(CCMW)___ ___ __________ __________ ___

Toronto: Canadian

Council of Muslim

Women

Hashim, Noor Hazarina,

Jamie Murphy, and

Nazlida Muhamad Hashim

2007Islam and Online Imagery on Malaysian Tourist

Destination Websites


Communication12 3 __________ __________

1082-

1102__________


Helland, Christopher2008

(Summer)

The Megachurch and the Mainline: Remaking

Religious Tradition in the Twenty-first CenturyCanadian Journal of Sociology 33 2 __________ __________ 477-479 __________

Helland, Christopher 2007Diaspora on the Electronic Frontier: Developing

Virtual Connections with Sacred Homelands


Communication 12 3 __________ __________ 956-976 __________


(October 1)

Using the Internet for Religious Studies

Research: An IntroductionReligious Studies Review 32 4 __________ __________ 215-216 __________


(October 1)

Websites for the Study of New Religious

MovementsReligious Studies Review 32 4 __________ __________ 222-223 __________

Herring, Debbie 2005 Virtual as Contextual: A Net News Theology ________________ ___ ___ Religion and CyberspaceHøjsgaard, Morten T.,


London & New York:

Routledge

Hill-Smith, Connie2009

(Summer)

Cyberpilgrimage: A Study of Authenticity,

Presence and Meaning in Online Pilgrimage

Experiences

Journal of Religion and Popular

Culture21 2 __________ __________ 271-275

Toronto: University of

Toronto Press

Hine, Christine, Editor 2005 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Virtual Methods: Issues in

Social Research on the

Internet

Hine, Christine ___ Oxford & New York: Berg

Hine, Christine 2000 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___ Virtual Ethnography __________ ___London & Thousand

Oaks: Sage

Højsgaard, Morten T. 2005Cyber-religion: On the Cutting Edge Between

the Virtual and the Real________________ ___ ___ Religion and Cyberspace



London & New York:

Routledge

Højsgaard, Morten T., and

Margit Warburg, Editors2005 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___ Religion and Cyberspace


and Margit Warburg___

London & New York:

Routledge

Howard, Robert Glenn,

Editor2011 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Network Apocalypse:

Visions of the End in an

Age of Internet Media

Howard, Robert

Glenn___ Sheffield Phoenix Press


Hutchings, Tim2007

(December 1)

Creating Church Online: A Case-Study

Approach to Religious ExperienceStudies in World Christianity 13 3 __________ __________ 243-260 __________

Introvigne, Massimo 2005A Symbolic Universe: Information Terrorism

and New Religions in Cyberspace________________ ___ ___ Religion and Cyberspace



London & New York:

Routledge

Jacobs, Stephen 2007Virtually Sacred: The Performance of

Asynchronous Cyber-rituals in Online Spaces


Communication 12 3 __________ __________

1103-

1121__________

Jakobsh, Doris2006

(October)

Understanding Religion and Cyberspace: What

Have We Learned, What Lies Ahead?Religious Studies Review 32 4 __________ __________ 237-242 __________

Jensen, Tina Gudrun 2011Context, Focus and New Perspectives in the

Study of Muslim ReligiosityEthnic and Racial Studies 34 7 __________ __________

1152-

1167__________

Karaflogka, Anastasia 2006 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

E-religion: A Critical

Appraisal of Religious

Discourse on the World

Wide Web

__________ ___London & Oakville:

Equinox

Karaflogka, Anastasia2002

(October)Religious Discourse and Cyberspace Religion 32 4 __________ __________ 279-291 __________

Karam, Vanessa, Olivia

Samad, and Ani

Zonneveld, Editors

2011 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Progressive Muslim

Identities : Personal

Stories from the U. S. and

Canada

__________ ___West Hollywood: Oracle

Releasing

Karim, Karim Haiderali2009

(February)

Changing Perceptions of Islamic Authority

among Muslims in Canada, the United States

and the United Kingdom

IRPP Choices [Institut for Research on

Public Policy]15 2 __________ __________ 87-101 __________

Kawabata, Akira, and

Takanori Tamura2007

Online-religion in Japan: Websites and

Religious Counseling from a Comparative Cross-

cultural Perspective


Communication12 3 __________ __________ 999-1019 __________


Khan, Shahnaz 2002 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Aversion and Desire:

Negotiating Muslim

Female Identity in the

Diaspora

__________ ___ Toronto: Women's Press

Khan, Shahnaz 2002Muslim Women: Negotiations in the Third

Space________________ ___ ___

Gender, Politics, and

Islam

Saliba, Therese,

Allen, Carolyn, and

Judith A. Howard

___Chicago: University of

Chicago Press

Khan, Shahnaz1998

(Winter)

Muslim Women: Negotiations in the Third

SpaceSigns 23 2 __________ __________ 463-494

Chicago: University of

Chicago Press

Khan, Shahnaz 1995Race, Gender, and Orientalism: Muta and the

Canadian Legal System

Canadian Journal of Women & the

Law8 1 __________ __________ 249-261 __________

Khan, Shahnaz

1995

(Spring/Sum

mer)

The Veil as a Site of Struggle: The Hejab in

QuebecCanadian Woman Studies 15 2-3 __________ __________ 146-152 __________

Khan, Shahnaz 1993Canadian Muslim Women and Shari'a Law: A

Feminist Response to 'Oh! Canada!'

Canadian Journal of Women & the

Law 6 1 __________ __________ 52-65 __________

Khanson, Qamrul A.2009

(January 1)Muslim Integration in Canada Dialogue & Alliance 23 1-2 __________ __________ 94-98 __________

Kluver, Randolph, and

Pauline H. Cheong2007

Technological Modernization, the Internet, and

Religion in Singapore


Communication 12 3 __________ __________ ___ __________

Kort, Alexis2005

(December 1)

Dar al-Cyber Islam: Women, Domestic

Violence, and the Islamic Reformation on the

World Wide Web

Journal Of Muslim Minority Affairs

[serial online]25 3 __________ __________ 363-383 __________

Larsson, Göran 2011 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Muslims and the New

Media: Historical and

Contemporary Debates

__________ ___

Farnham & Burlington:

Ashgate Publishing

Limited & Ashgate

Publishing Company

Larsson, Göran2007

(June)Cyber-Islamophobia? The Case of WikiIslam Contemporary Islam 1 1 __________ __________ 53-67 __________


Leman, Johan 2009

The 'Empowering' Impact of the Internet (or

the ‘Virtual’) on Europe’s Immigrant Muslim

Minorities

________________ ___ ___

In-Between Spaces:

Christian and Muslim

Minorities in Transition in

Europe and the Middle

East

Timmerman,

Christiane, Leman,

Johan, Roos,

Hannelore, and

Barbara Segaert

193-201 Brussels: P.I.E. Peter Lang

Lerner, Melissa Y.2010

(December)

Connecting the Actual with the Virtual: The

Internet and Social Movement Theory in the

Muslim World—The Cases of Iran and Egypt

Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs 30 4 __________ __________ 554-574 __________

Lövheim, Mia and Alf G.

Linderman2005 Constructing Religious Identity on the Internet ________________ ___ ___ Religion and Cyberspace

Højsgaard, Morten T.

, and Margit Warburg121-137

London & New York:

Routledge

Maxwell, Patrick2002

(October)Virtual Religion in Context Religion 32 4 __________ __________ 343-354 __________

MacWilliams, Mark W.2002

(October)Introduction to the Symposium Religion 32 4 __________ __________ 277-278 __________

MacWilliams, Mark W.2002

(October)Virtual Pilgrimages on the Internet Religion 32 4 __________ __________ 315-335 __________

Mansson McGinty, Anna 2012

"Faith Drives Me to Be an Activist" Two

American Muslim Women on Faith, Outreach,

and Gender

Muslim World 102 2 __________ __________ 371-389 __________

Marcotte, Roxanne D.

2010

(September

1)

Muslim Women in Canada: Autonomy and

EmpowermentJournal of Muslim Minority Affairs 30 3 __________ __________ 357-373 __________

Mishra, Smeeta, and Gaby

Semann2010

Islam in Cyberspace: South Asian Muslims in

American Log In

Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic

Media 54 1 __________ __________ 51-78 __________

Moghissi, Haideh 2010Changing Spousal Relations in Diaspora:

Muslims in Canada________________ ___ ___

Muslim Diaspora in the

West: Negotiating

Gender, Home and

Belonging

Moghissi, Haideh,

and Halleh Ghorasi___ Burlington: Ashgate


Moghissi, Haideh

2009

(Winter-

Spring)

Age of Diaspora: Iranian Seniors in Toronto Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) 31 1-2 __________ __________ 105-119 __________

Moghissi, Haideh, Saeed

Rahnema, and Mark J.

Goodman, Editors

2009 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Diaspora by Design:

Muslims in Canada and

Beyond

Moghissi, Haideh,

Saeed Rahnema, and

Mark J. Goodman

___Toronto: University of

Toronto Press

Moghissi, Haideh 2006 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___Muslim Diaspora: Gender,

Culture and Identity__________ ___

London & New York:

Routledge

Moghissi, Haideh1999

(Spring)

Away from Home: Iranian Women,

Displacement Cultural Resistance and ChangeJournal of Comparative Family Studies 30 2 __________ __________ 207-217 __________

O’Leary, Stephen D. 2005Utopian and Dystopian Possibilities of

Networked Religion in the New Millennium________________ ___ ___ Religion and Cyberspace



London & New York:

Routledge

Piela, Anna2011

(October 1)

Piety as a Concept Underpinning Muslim

Women's Online Discussions of Marriage and

Professional Career

Contemporary Islam [serial online] 5 3 __________ __________ 249-265 __________

Piela, Anna

2010,

(September

1)

Muslim Women's Online Discussions of Gender

Relations in Islam

Journal Of Muslim Minority Affairs

[serial online]30 3 __________ __________ 425-435 __________

Piff, David, and Margit

Warburg2005

Seeking for Truth: Plausibility Alignment on a

Baha’i Email List________________ ___ ___ Religion and Cyberspace



London & New York:

Routledge

Predelli, Line Nyhagen2004

(August)

Interpreting Gender in Islam: A Case Study of

Immigrant Muslim Women in Oslo, NorwayGender and Society 18 4 __________ __________ 473-493 __________

Ramji, Rubina 2008

Being Muslim and Being Canadian: How Second

Generation Muslim Women Create Religious

Identities in Two Worlds

___ ___

Women and Religion in

the West: Challenging

Secularization

Kristin Aune, Sonya

Sharma, and Giselle

Vincett

195-205Burlington & Hampshire:

Ashgate Publishing

Rangoonwala, Fatima,

Susan R. Sy, and Russ K. E.

Epinoza

2011

Muslim Identity, Dress Code Adherence and

College Adjustment Among American Muslim

Women



Richardson, E. Allen 1981 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Islamic Cultures in North

America: Patterns of

Belief and Devotion of

Muslims from Asian

Countries in the United

States and Canada

__________ ___ New York: Pilgrim Press

Roberson, B. A., Editor 2003 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___Shaping the Current

Islamic ReformationRoberson, B. A.

London, & Portland, OR:

Frank Cass

Sands, Kristin Zahra2010

(April)

Muslims, Identity and Multimodal

Communication on the InternetContemporary Islam 4 1 __________ __________ 139-155 __________

Schmidt, Garbi 2008Being Seen by Many Eyes: Muslim Immigrant

Women in the United States________________ ___ ___

Women and Religion in

the West: Challenging

Secularization

Aune, Kristin,

Sharma, Sonya and

Giselle Vincett

207-219Burlington & Hampshire:

Ashgate Publishing

Schmidt, Garbi2005

(October)

The Transnational Umma – Myth or Reality?

Examples from the Western DiasporasMuslim World 95 4 __________ __________ 575-586 __________

Schmidt, Garbi2004

(April 1)

Islamic Identity Formation among Young

Muslims: The Case of Denmark, Sweden and

the United States


Schmidt, Garbi2002

(March 1)

Dialectics of Authenticity: Examples of

Ethnification of Islam among Young Muslims in

Sweden and the United States

"Islam in the West" in Muslim World 92 1-2 __________

Yazbeck, Yvonne

Haddad, and Jane I.

Smith

1-208 __________

Selby, Jennifer 2012 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Questioning French

Secularism: Gender

Politics and Islam in a

Parisian Suburb

__________ ___New York: Palgrave

Macmillan

Shade, Leslie Regan 2002 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Gender and Community in

the Social Construction of

the Internet

__________ ___

New York; Washington;

Baltimore; Frankfurt am

Main; Berlin; Brussels;

Vienna; Oxford: Lang


Sirin, Selcuk R., Nida

Bikmen, Madeeha Mir,

Michelle Fine, Mayida

Zaal, and Dalal Katsiaficas

2008

(April)

Exploring Dual Identification among Muslim-

American Emerging Adults: A Mixed Methods

Study

Journal of Adolescence 31 2 __________ __________ 259-279 __________

Šisler, Vit 2009European Courts' Authority Contested? The

Case of Marraige and Divorce Fatwas On-line

Masaryk University Journal of Law

and Technology3 1 __________ __________ 51-78 __________

Stowasser, Barbara2001

(Spring)

Old Shayks, Young Women, and the Internet:

The Rewriting of Women’s Political Rights in

Islam

The Muslim World 91 1-2 __________ __________ 99-119 __________

Williams, Rhys H. 2011Creating an American Islam - Thoughts on

Religion, Identity, and PlaceSociology of Religion 72 2 __________ __________ 127-153 __________

Watanabe, Mitsuhary M. 2007

Conflict and Intolerance in a Web Community:

Effects of a System Integrating Dialogues and

Monologues


Communication 13 2 __________ __________

1020-

1042__________

Yazbeck Haddad, Yvonne 2007 The Post-9/11 "Hijab" as Icon Sociology of Relgion 68 3 __________ __________ 253-267 __________

Zain Al-Dien, Muhammad

M.

2010

(September)

Perceptions of Sex Education among Muslim

Adolescents in CanadaJournal of Muslim Minority Affairs 30 3 __________ __________ 391-407 __________

Zine, Jasmin, Editor 2012 ____________________ ________________ ___ ___

Islam in the Hinterlands :

Exploring Muslim Cultural

Politics in Canada

Zine, Jasmin ___ Vancouver: UBC Press

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