iMuslims: rewiring the house of Islam

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Media, Religion, Digital Communication Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence Islamic Studies and History

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1. iMuslims and Cyber Islamic Environments 2. Accessing Cyber Islamic Environments 3. De-coding the Sacred: Islamic Source Code 4. The Islamic Blogosphere 5. The Cutting-edge: Militaristic Jihad in Cyberspace 6. Digital Jihadi Battlefields: Iraq and Palestine 7. The Transformation of Cyber Islamic Environments

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