Ingvild Flaskerud
Biographic Data
| ID | 125371 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ingvild Flaskerud |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ingvild |
| FAMILY NAME | Flaskerud |
| SIGNATURE | FLASKERUD I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oslo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5605-7810 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Forord
Dette nummeret av Scandinavian Journal of Islamic Studies (SJIS) er et åpent nummer, redigert av Eli-Anne Vongraven Eriksen, Thomas Brandt Fibiger, og Saer El-Jaichi. Bidragene spenner bredt med hensyn til empirisk forankring, men drøfter forskningsfaglige spørsmål som representasjon, forskningsetikk, kriterier for god forskning, og metodiske og analytiske verktøy
Visual Culture, Religion, and Politics in the Modern Iranian Public Sphere
To contest the results of the Iranian presidential election in 2009, mobilizestreet protest, and document the regime’s responses protesters disseminatedposters, photographs, and films on social media platforms. In this article I discusshow their use of signs associated with Twelver Shiite visual, material and performativeculture were used to mobilize opposition against authorities who claim tobe acting as guardians of a society based on the creed…
Learning Islam through the Senses
This article discusses how the visual and embodied storytelling methods of the theater may be used in the formation of Islamic knowledge. Examining productions staged by young women in Oslo in the tradition of the Twelver Shia theater, taʿziyeh / shabih , during commemorative rituals, I ask: How did producers and actors perceive theater to generate knowledge? How were visual and embodied storytelling methods used in conveying religious knowledge?…
The Art of Resistance in Islam
Ethnographic documentary
Street Theology’
This article discusses the production of Islamic theology in its European contextual and vernacular articulations. The focus is on how young Muslims in Norway contribute to the ongoing reflection on and formation of Islamic theology. To that end, it examines texts produced and disseminated by a group called 'Stand4Hussain', which, between 2012 and 2014, organized street events in Oslo. The article argues that the content of their textual producti…
The Study of Islam between University Theology and Lived Religion
What do we understand by the study of Islamic theology within the European academic framework? In this issue of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, scholars of Christian and Islamic theology and of religious studies debate how to construct theoretical and empirical contexts around 'Islamic theology' as an academic discipline that is profoundly etic, and for doing theology as an emic praxis. The question concerns how we design course programmes,…
Muslim Pilgrimage in Europe
A Minority in the Making
In this article, we document and discuss transnational links and localising dynamics that are relevant for a young Shia community in the making in Norway. The Shia community is a minority in the Muslim minority population of Norway, and has been an almost neglected field of research. With this article we therefore aim to add knowledge to this field. First we provide an overview of the development of Shiism in Norway, and then we examine what kind…
Marianne Holm Pedersen
Representing spiritual and gendered space
Drawing on the experience of producing and screening the ethnographic film Standard-bearers of Hussein. Women commemorating Karbala , produced in 2003, the author/filmmaker addresses how to explore visually and represent subtle religious expressions and experiences embedded in objects and actions, and how to conduct audio-visual representation of women while managing local gendered aesthetics and ethics of representation. The author reflects on h…
Redemptive Memories
The practice of placing martyrs’ photographs on tombstones has become particularly widespread in Iran since the late 1970s: a practice which is directly linked to sociopolitical realities, characterized by revolutionary protest and war. The self-sacrifice of modern martyrs of revolution and war is ideologically related to the martyrdom of the Shiite saints, whose example they have emulated. In this article, I situate contemporary martyrs’ grave i…
Street Theology’
This article discusses the production of Islamic theology in its European contextual and vernacular articulations. The focus is on how young Muslims in Norway contribute to the ongoing reflection on and formation of Islamic theology. To that end, it examines texts produced and disseminated by a group called 'Stand4Hussain', which, between 2012 and 2014, organized street events in Oslo. The article argues that the content of their textual producti…
A Minority in the Making
In this article, we document and discuss transnational links and localising dynamics that are relevant for a young Shia community in the making in Norway. The Shia community is a minority in the Muslim minority population of Norway, and has been an almost neglected field of research. With this article we therefore aim to add knowledge to this field. First we provide an overview of the development of Shiism in Norway, and then we examine what kind…
Redemptive Memories
The practice of placing martyrs’ photographs on tombstones has become particularly widespread in Iran since the late 1970s: a practice which is directly linked to sociopolitical realities, characterized by revolutionary protest and war. The self-sacrifice of modern martyrs of revolution and war is ideologically related to the martyrdom of the Shiite saints, whose example they have emulated. In this article, I situate contemporary martyrs’ grave i…
Redemptive Memories
The practice of placing martyrs’ photographs on tombstones has become particularly widespread in Iran since the late 1970s: a practice which is directly linked to sociopolitical realities, characterized by revolutionary protest and war. The self-sacrifice of modern martyrs of revolution and war is ideologically related to the martyrdom of the Shiite saints, whose example they have emulated. In this article, I situate contemporary martyrs’ grave i…
Representing spiritual and gendered space
Drawing on the experience of producing and screening the ethnographic film Standard-bearers of Hussein. Women commemorating Karbala , produced in 2003, the author/filmmaker addresses how to explore visually and represent subtle religious expressions and experiences embedded in objects and actions, and how to conduct audio-visual representation of women while managing local gendered aesthetics and ethics of representation. The author reflects on h…
Marianne Holm Pedersen
Muslim Pilgrimage in Europe
A Minority in the Making
In this article, we document and discuss transnational links and localising dynamics that are relevant for a young Shia community in the making in Norway. The Shia community is a minority in the Muslim minority population of Norway, and has been an almost neglected field of research. With this article we therefore aim to add knowledge to this field. First we provide an overview of the development of Shiism in Norway, and then we examine what kind…
Street Theology’
This article discusses the production of Islamic theology in its European contextual and vernacular articulations. The focus is on how young Muslims in Norway contribute to the ongoing reflection on and formation of Islamic theology. To that end, it examines texts produced and disseminated by a group called 'Stand4Hussain', which, between 2012 and 2014, organized street events in Oslo. The article argues that the content of their textual producti…
The Study of Islam between University Theology and Lived Religion
What do we understand by the study of Islamic theology within the European academic framework? In this issue of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, scholars of Christian and Islamic theology and of religious studies debate how to construct theoretical and empirical contexts around 'Islamic theology' as an academic discipline that is profoundly etic, and for doing theology as an emic praxis. The question concerns how we design course programmes,…
Learning Islam through the Senses
This article discusses how the visual and embodied storytelling methods of the theater may be used in the formation of Islamic knowledge. Examining productions staged by young women in Oslo in the tradition of the Twelver Shia theater, taʿziyeh / shabih , during commemorative rituals, I ask: How did producers and actors perceive theater to generate knowledge? How were visual and embodied storytelling methods used in conveying religious knowledge?…
The Art of Resistance in Islam
Ethnographic documentary
Visual Culture, Religion, and Politics in the Modern Iranian Public Sphere
To contest the results of the Iranian presidential election in 2009, mobilizestreet protest, and document the regime’s responses protesters disseminatedposters, photographs, and films on social media platforms. In this article I discusshow their use of signs associated with Twelver Shiite visual, material and performativeculture were used to mobilize opposition against authorities who claim tobe acting as guardians of a society based on the creed…
Forord
Dette nummeret av Scandinavian Journal of Islamic Studies (SJIS) er et åpent nummer, redigert av Eli-Anne Vongraven Eriksen, Thomas Brandt Fibiger, og Saer El-Jaichi. Bidragene spenner bredt med hensyn til empirisk forankring, men drøfter forskningsfaglige spørsmål som representasjon, forskningsetikk, kriterier for god forskning, og metodiske og analytiske verktøy
Islamic Studies and History (8 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Islam (6 works) · Theology (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Religious studies (5 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works)