NARRATIVAS DE IDENTIDAD ISLÁMICA: UNIVERSALISMO, LATINIDADES Y NACIONALISMOS PARA EL CASO DE MÉXICO Y ESTADOS UNIDOS

Abstract

movilidad guía uso etnografía clásica, multilocal y virtual. Finalmente, el argumento que aquí se sostiene alude a que las identidades filiadas al islam, en este contexto, logran posicionarse en tres escalas significativas: la local, la supranacional y la universal, pero con una elaboración construida desde las vivencias como conversos o migrantes, lo que les permite en ocasiones converger discursivamente. Abstract This article acknowledges the construction of narratives around Islamic identities that have been created as a support for Islamic practices in Mexico and the United States. For presented. Transnational theory prevails in these projects in order to understand religious mobility and demonstrate the mechanisms of appropriation of the Islamic religious system. In methodological terms, a transnational outlook guides this work with respect to the use of classical, multi-local and virtual ethnography. Finally, the argument advanced here alludes to the fact that identities affiliated with Islam in this context position themselves on three major scales: the local, the supranational and the universal, but with an elaboration constructed from experiences as converts or migrants, which at times allows them to converge discursively.