Realm of the saint: power and authority in Moroccan Sufism

* Preface and Acknowledgments * List of Abbreviations * Transliteration of Foreign Terms * Introduction. Morocco and the Problem of Sainthood in Islamic Studies * Part I. Sainthood and Authority in Morocco: The Origins and Development of a Paradigm * Chapter One. Sainthood in an Urban Context: Sulaha', 'Scholars, and Anchors of the Earth * Chapter Two. Arbiters of the Holy in the Countryside: Rural Legists, Spiritual Masters, and Murabitun * Chapter Three. Knowledge, Power, and Authority in Monographic Biography * Chapter Four. Qualifying the Ineffable: Sainthood in the Hagiographical Anthology * Part II. The Paradigm Institutionalized * Chapter Five. Moroccan Sufism in the Marinid Period * Chapter Six. An Emplotment of a Paradigmatic Saint: The Career of Muhammad ibn Sulayman al Jazuli * Chapter Seven. The Ideology of Paradigmatic Sainthood: The Jazfilite Doctrine of the Muhammadan Way * Chapter Eight. Paradigmatic Sainthood in the Material World: The Jazuliyya and the Rise of the Sharifian State * Conclusion. Power and Authority in Moroccan Sainthood * Notes * Glossary of Technical Terms * Selected Bibliography * Index