Gary R. Bunt is Professor of Islamic Studies at University of Wales. He is the author of Virtually Islamic (University of Wales Press, 2000), The Good Web Guide to World Religions (The Good Web Guide, 2001) and Islam in the Digital Age (Pluto Press, 2003).

• Glossary1. Introduction2. 'The Digital Sword'? and Defining 'E-Jihad'3. Hacktivism, Hacking and Cracking in the Name of Islam4. Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: Mujahideen in Cyberspace5. Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: The ‘Inter-fada’ and Global E-jihad6. Cyber-Islamic reactions to 9-11: Jihad for Peace7. Islamic Decision Making and Advice Online8. Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet I: Muslim Majority Contexts9. Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet II: Muslim Minority Contexts10. The Online Mujtahid: Islamic Diversity And Authority Online11. Islam in the Digital Age12. Bibliography Index

Islam in the Digital Age: E-Jihad, Online Fatwas and Cyber Islamic Environments is valuable for its thorough examination of how Islam interacts with today’s technology.

Gary R. Bunt is Professor of Islamic Studies at University of Wales. He is the author of Virtually Islamic (University of Wales Press, 2000), The Good Web Guide to World Religions (The Good Web Guide, 2001) and Islam in the Digital Age (Pluto Press, 2003).

• Glossary1. Introduction2. 'The Digital Sword'? and Defining 'E-Jihad'3. Hacktivism, Hacking and Cracking in the Name of Islam4. Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: Mujahideen in Cyberspace5. Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: The ‘Inter-fada’ and Global E-jihad6. Cyber-Islamic reactions to 9-11: Jihad for Peace7. Islamic Decision Making and Advice Online8. Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet I: Muslim Majority Contexts9. Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet II: Muslim Minority Contexts10. The Online Mujtahid: Islamic Diversity And Authority Online11. Islam in the Digital Age12. Bibliography Index

Islam in the Digital Age: E-Jihad, Online Fatwas and Cyber Islamic Environments is valuable for its thorough examination of how Islam interacts with today’s technology.

Gary R. Bunt is Professor of Islamic Studies at University of Wales. He is the author of Virtually Islamic (University of Wales Press, 2000), The Good Web Guide to World Religions (The Good Web Guide, 2001) and Islam in the Digital Age (Pluto Press, 2003).

• Glossary1. Introduction2. 'The Digital Sword'? and Defining 'E-Jihad'3. Hacktivism, Hacking and Cracking in the Name of Islam4. Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: Mujahideen in Cyberspace5. Cyber Islamic Reactions to 9-11: The ‘Inter-fada’ and Global E-jihad6. Cyber-Islamic reactions to 9-11: Jihad for Peace7. Islamic Decision Making and Advice Online8. Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet I: Muslim Majority Contexts9. Sunni Religious Authority on the Internet II: Muslim Minority Contexts10. The Online Mujtahid: Islamic Diversity And Authority Online11. Islam in the Digital Age12. Bibliography Index

Islam in the Digital Age: E-Jihad, Online Fatwas and Cyber Islamic Environments is valuable for its thorough examination of how Islam interacts with today’s technology.