Rose Blossoms, Ashura Pudding, and a “Golden Trophy:” Embodied Material Traces of Islamic Mysticism in Ottoman Hungary
This study examines three of the most iconic sites associated with Islamic mysticism, or Sufism, in Ottoman Hungary. These are three mausoleums located in Buda, Pécs, and Turbék, near Zigetvár. The first two are the final resting places of the Sufi mystics known as Gül Baba and Idris Baba. The third...
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2023
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Material religion
Year: 2023, Volume: 19, Issue: 5, Pages: 439-456 |
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B hypercorporality B scarification B body-marking B Materiality B mortification of the flesh B heart burial B Branding B evisceration B dream visions B Sufism B Relics |
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