Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. List of Maps and Figures VIII
4. Preface and Acknowledgments IX
5. List of Abbreviations XIII
6. Transliteration of Foreign Terms XV
7. INTRODUCTION Morocco and the Problem of Sainthood in Islamic Studies XVII
8. PART I Sainthood and Authority in Morocco: The Origins and Development of a Paradigm
9. CHAPTER ONE Sainthood in an Urban Context: Ṣulaḥā', Scholars, and "Anchors of the Earth" 1
10. CHAPTER TWO Arbiters of the Holy in the Countryside: Rural Legists, Spiritual Masters, and Murābiṭūn 32
11. CHAPTER THREE Knowledge, Power, and Authority in Monographic Biography 63
12. CHAPTER FOUR Qualifying the Ineffable: Sainthood in the Hagiographical Anthology 93
13. PART II The Paradigm Institutionalized
14. CHAPTER FIVE Moroccan Sufism in the Marinid Period 123
15. CHAPTER SIX An Emplotment of a Paradigmatic Saint: The Career of Muḥammad ibn Sulaymān al-Jazūlī 155
16. CHAPTER SEVEN The Ideology of Paradigmatic Sainthood: The Jazūlīte Doctrine of the "Muḥammadan Way" 196
17. CHAPTER EIGHT Paradigmatic Sainthood in the Material World: The Jazūlīyya and the Rise of the Sharifian State 230
18. CONCLUSION Power and Authority in Moroccan Sainthood 272
19. Notes 287
20. Glossary of Technical Terms 355
21. Selected Bibliography 363
22. Index 385