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Islam, Society and States across the Qazaq Steppe

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Preliminaries

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Contents

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Acknowledgments

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Introduction: Towards a Connected History of the Qazaq Steppe

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The Yasavī Presence in the Dasht-i Qïpchaq from the 16th to 18th Century

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Notes on the Yasavīya and Naqshbandīya in Western Siberia in the 17th – Early 20th Centuries

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The Changing Religious Orientation of Qazaq Intellectuals in the Tsarist Period: Sharī´a, Secularism, and Ethics

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The Qazaq Steppe and Islamic Administrative Exceptionalism: A Comparison with Buddhism Among Buriats

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Qazaq Religious Beliefs in the Writings of Russian Doctors during the Imperial Age (1731–1917)

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Disadvantaged Neophytes of the Privileged Religion: Why Qazaqs Did Not Become Christians

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Sufis, Scholars, and Divanas of the Qazaq Middle Horde in the Works of Mäshhür Zhüsip Köpeyulï

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Sharī´a for the Bolsheviks? Fatvās on Land Reform in Early Soviet Central Asia

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Correcting Transgressions in the House of Islam: Yang Zengxin’s Buguozhai wendu on Xinjiang’s Muslims

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Interpreting an Insurgency in Soviet Kazakhstan: The OGPU, Islam and Qazaq “Clans” in Suzak, 1930

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Index

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