Artefacts of Devotion: A Sufi Repertoire of the Qalandariyya in Sehwan Sharif, Sindh, Pakistan

Michel Boivin · Carl W. Ernst

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREFACE BY CARL ERNST INTRODUCTION TO THE SUFI CULTURE OF SINDH CONTEXTUALIZING SUFI DEVOTION IN SEHWAN THE CORE OF DEVOTION AMAZAR AS THE CORE OF DEVOTION HISTORICAL STEPS DESCRIPTION DECORATION AND INSCRIPTION CIRCLES OF DEVOTION THE KAFIS OF THE SECOND CIRCLE THE DARGAHS OF THE THIRD CIRCLE THE CITY OF THE DEAD (SHAHAN JA QUBBA) AN ALTERNATIVE CIRCLE (TCHO TONBI & LAL BAGH) TOOLS OF DEVOTION THE RELICS EVERYDAY TOOLS OF DEVOTION EXCURSUS GLOSSARY LIST OF FIGURES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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