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" Crowd, Sensationalism, and Power: "


Document Type : AL
Record Number : 1072807
Doc. No : LA116436
Call No : ‭10.1163/15700666-12340124‬
Language of Document : English
Main Entry : André Chappatte
Title & Author : Crowd, Sensationalism, and Power: [Article] : The Yearly Ansar Dine ‘Pilgrimage’ of Maouloud in Bamako\ André Chappatte
Publication Statement : Leiden: Brill
Title of Periodical : Journal of Religion in Africa
Date : 2018
Volume/ Issue Number : 48/1-2
Page No : 3–34
Abstract : This article offers a twofold analysis of the popularity of Cherif Ousmane Madani Häidara and the Muslim association Ansar Dine (founded by Haïdara in 1983) in the contemporary Malian Islamic sphere. The author initially observed signs in southwest Mali supporting the view that Häidara was more popular than neo-Hanbali reformist tendencies. In order to frame the debate in a self-critical way, however, the author later argues and elaborates that his perception of the unmatched popularity of Häidara and Ansar Dine in Mali possibly emanates from the persuasive arousal that he experienced as a crowd-fellow during the yearly Ansar Dine ‘pilgrimage’ of Maouloud in Bamako. Through this self-ethnography based on the phenomenology of a religious movement’s gathering, the article states that experiencing popularity is about persuasion. In this sociohistoric context of rivalry measuring popularity is above all speculative due to politics, media, and sensationalism. This article offers a twofold analysis of the popularity of Cherif Ousmane Madani Häidara and the Muslim association Ansar Dine (founded by Haïdara in 1983) in the contemporary Malian Islamic sphere. The author initially observed signs in southwest Mali supporting the view that Häidara was more popular than neo-Hanbali reformist tendencies. In order to frame the debate in a self-critical way, however, the author later argues and elaborates that his perception of the unmatched popularity of Häidara and Ansar Dine in Mali possibly emanates from the persuasive arousal that he experienced as a crowd-fellow during the yearly Ansar Dine ‘pilgrimage’ of Maouloud in Bamako. Through this self-ethnography based on the phenomenology of a religious movement’s gathering, the article states that experiencing popularity is about persuasion. In this sociohistoric context of rivalry measuring popularity is above all speculative due to politics, media, and sensationalism.
Descriptor : phenomenology
Descriptor : crowd
Descriptor : Islamic sphere
Descriptor : Mali
Descriptor : persuasion
Descriptor : popularity
Descriptor : sensationalism
Location & Call number : ‭10.1163/15700666-12340124‬
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