Surfing the App Souq: Islamic Applications for Mobile Devices

Gary R. Bunt

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Media, Religion, Digital Communication Islamic Thought and Society Studies Islamic Finance and Communication

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Abstract This article introduces issues associated with Islamic apps for mobile devices, and surveys some of the products that have emerged into the market. It considers the potential impact of mobile phone interfaces in relation to interpretations of Islam and the use of Islamic resources, given that mobile devices have widened potential audiences for online materials in various forms, especially in areas where other forms of digital access may be more problematic. The article also explores some of the religious and ethical concerns associated with mobile phone use.

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2001Virtually Islamic: computer-mediated communication and cyber Islamic environments 2010iMuslims: Rewiring the House of Islam 2003Measuring the information society

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