Preface
Acknowledgments
A Note on Transliteration and Translation
1. Introduction: Panegyric Desert of the Present
The Destructive Legacy of (Neo)Liberalism and Colonial Modernity in the Production of Neo-Orientalist and Neo-Fundamentalist Muslim Subjectivities
A Match to a Powder Keg
Isl¿m and Anarchism Are Dead: Muslim Anarchists in Turtle Island's Newest Social Movements
Positionality: Who Is Speaking?
A Sum Exceeding the Whole, Everything Divided: The Argument Condensed
2. Authoritarianism, Capitalism, and Capitalist Nation-States: Anarcha-Isl¿m's Playground and Ethical-Political Consciousness
On Decolonization and Reindigenization, and the Crises of Fleeting Tahrir Moments
Thus Spoke God: The Method of Anarchic Ijtih¿d
Deleuze and Guattari's Oedipal Triad: The Nation-State (Daddy) - Capitalism (Mommy) - and Me/Us
3. Anarcha-Isl¿m: An Anti- and Non-Authoritarian Isl¿m
Anarcha-Isl¿m's Osteological Left-Side
Arise: An Anti- and Non-Authoritarian Isl¿m
Modern Uses of Wat¿aniyyah, Qawmiyyah, and Dawla, and Decolonized Vestiges of the Umma and ¿m¿mah in Arab and Muslim Lexicons
Muslim and Non-Muslim Glossaries of Indigeneity Towards a Resurgent Umma: Anti-Blackness and Anti-Indigenous Politics
4. Anarcha-Isl¿m: An Anti- and Non-Capitalist Isl¿m
Anarcha-Isl¿m's Osteological Right-Side
Awaken: An Anti- and Non-Capitalist Isl¿m: Micro- and Macro-Economics
As Patients We Come to Each Other's Aid
5. Uprisings: On (Im)Possibilities and Militant Resistance
The Delusional Myth of Nonviolence
Violence, Jih¿d, and Qit¿l in Isl¿m: A Single Blunder Can Fuel a Great Fire
From the Deception of "Nonviolence" to Red, Black, and Brown Power
Liberatory Victory
6. Conclusion: There Are Only Middles, No Beginnings and No Ends. Between BLM, NoDaPL-INM, and Tahrir
Notes
Index

Islam and Anarchism

Relationships and Resonances