2021
DOI: 10.7146/tifo.v14i1.124741
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”Hvor kan jeg gøre en forskel?”

Abstract: Denne artikel sammenligner to grupper af bahrainere i Europa: en lille gruppe dansk-bahrainere og den noget større gruppe bahrainere i London. Min analyse fokuserer på forholdet mellem diaspora og aktivisme, i relation til fx Sökefeld (2006) og Adamson (2002), og peger på, at aktivisme kan være både politisk og religiøs og rettet mod såvel Bahrain som det land, mine informanter nu bor i. Dette handler også om mediebrug og mediers betydning, hvor der er stor forskel imellem forskellige grupper af informanter. B… Show more

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“…Previous research on Shiʿism in Denmark has focused mainly on private and non-public aspects of Shiʿa ritual and practice (Pedersen, 2015;Fibiger, 2020), although the public character of Ashura processions has been noted (Schmidt, 2012). The present article focuses on public Shiʿism and on how the public face of Shiʿism has emerged in Denmark in parallel to, on account of, and occasionally in direct contestation with, the pre-existing face of public Islam as construed by Sunni leaders and organisations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous research on Shiʿism in Denmark has focused mainly on private and non-public aspects of Shiʿa ritual and practice (Pedersen, 2015;Fibiger, 2020), although the public character of Ashura processions has been noted (Schmidt, 2012). The present article focuses on public Shiʿism and on how the public face of Shiʿism has emerged in Denmark in parallel to, on account of, and occasionally in direct contestation with, the pre-existing face of public Islam as construed by Sunni leaders and organisations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%