Ulrike Freitag 

• South-South linkages and the concept of translocality

Farish Noor 

• Pathans to the East! The historical development of the Tablighi Jama’at movement in Malaysia and its transnational links with the South Asian and the global Islamist revivalist movement
  Contribution of Indian Islamic ideas and worldviews to Malaysia and Indonesia

Michael E. Gasper

• Neglect, moderation and excess: Islamic reform and the translocal roots of modern Egyptian identity
  al-Afghani's notions of neglect [tafrit] and excess [ifrat] as blueprint for evaluating all modern religious, social, cultural and political phenomena in late nineteenth/early twentieth century Egypt

Engseng Ho

• The two arms of Cambay: Muslim Gujarat between Mecca and Melaka
  On the formation of a multinational society in Gujarat, India

Bettina Dennerlein

• ‘Community of discourse’ vs. individuality of political experience? Moroccan contacts with and views on the Middle East in the age of reform
  Reconstruction of Moroccan attitudes towards the Ottoman Empire and its Arab provinces both as potential competitors for regional religious and/or political hegemony and as spaces for experimentation or even models of administrative and military reform along European lines

Odile Moreau

• Ottoman military expertise in the Muslim Mediterranean at the beginning of the 20th century: a kind of translocal agents?
  Exchange and interaction between Middle East and Maghreb: Arab-Ottoman officers and military reform experts coming to Morocco

Dyala Hamzah

• Assumptions of universality of a nineteenth-Century Egyptian scholar (Tārīh al-wazīr Muhammad ‘Alī of Khalīl ibn Ahmad al-Rajabī, m. 1824?)
  Islamic scholarly literature in support of reform – its generic and canonical points of departure

Lutz Rogler

• Creating space for translocal "Islamic thinking": the role of transnational Arab-Islamic intellectual journals in the late 20th century
  Transnational Arabic journal ("majalla fikriyya") and its function, primarily within the transnational networks of intellectual and ideological exchange

Orhan Kologlu

• The effect of the lack of auto-criticism in the Muslim societies
  Arab and Turkish debate on the need for reform (Tanizmat)

Paulo G. Pinto 

• Pilgrimage, commodities and religious objectification: the construction of transnational Shi’ism between Iran and Syria
  Shi‘i mass pilgrimage linking the holy shrines and sites in Syria and Iran in the construction and organization of objectified and transnational forms of Shi‘ism in the context of the political alliance between the two states

Mara A. Leichtman

• Transnational Shi’ite Islam in Africa: Lebanese and Iranian influences on converts in Senegal
  Relationships between Lebanese, Senegalese and Iranian Shi’a, the location of Shi’ite Islam in national and international religious networks, and the making of an indigenous Shi’ite Islam in Senegal

Eric Germain

• A South-South linkage: Australia and South Africa in an international Muslim network
  Self-taught translocal agents from the last decade of the 19th century till the 1920's influenced by the Liverpool Muslim Institute (established in 1887) and reactivated by Lahori and Qadiani Ahmadi Missions

Dorothea E. Schulz

• Embodied Piety: Islam’s female face in Mali
  Female Islamic revivalism in contemporary urban Mali situated in a transnational field of intellectual and commercial ties to the Arab-speaking world

Jillali El-Adnani

• Saintes et majdûbâtes: modèle et contre modèle d'une sainteté féminine
  Female spirituality in Marocco and Egypt

Alexander Horstmann

• Islamization and Da'wah in an unlikely place: techniques, discourses and imaginations of the Tablighi Jamaat ad-Da'wah in Mok Lan, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Southern Thailand
  On the religious and social pressure generated by Islamic missionary activities among Muslims living in a Buddhist society

Dietrich Reetz 

• The Deoband Universe: What makes a transcultural and transnational educational movement of Islam?
  Elements, concepts and activities of Deobandi institutions in India and abroad

Yoginder Sikand 

• Stoking the flames: Intra-Muslim rivalries in India and the Saudi connection
  Nature of the Saudi ‘Wahhabi’ connection, both ideological as well as financial, with the ‘ulama of rival Muslim maslaks in post-independence India, particularly Ahl-i Hadith

Noorhaidi Hasan 

• The Salafi movement in Indonesia: transnational dynamics and local development
  On Salafi madaris and the recent Saudi influence

Jeff Haynes

• Militant Islamic networks in East Africa
  Push for Islamic law in Kenya, Tanzania, Somalia and role of finances by Saudi Arabia