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Need an account? Click here to sign up. Download Free PDF. Todd Lawson. A short summary of this paper. Only at the end of the book does Karamustafa suggest the possibility of economic factors behind this phenomenon, but in his view, "[t]he question is highly intriguing, yet the absence of a critical mass of scholarly work on the economic history of Islamdom during the period in question makes it difficult if not impossible to answer" p.
Existing scholarship, however, warrants at least an attempt to look into the matter. Karamustafa states that the spread of institutional Sufism was, in the case of the Fertile Crescent, "set in motion" by the Seljuks p. One might infer from this the existence of a nearly two-century decalage between the spread of institutional Sufism and the "prolifera- tion" of the "socially deviant" dervish groups.
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