OK, I've set it to public view. Give your friend this link http://johanna-hypatia.livejournal.com/103047.html and I'll leave it public for 48 hours or until he gets a chance to download it. (Probably long enough for Google to cache it...)
Glad you checked out the gynaeceum... upon rereading the essay, that jazz paragraph stood out... I thought of removing it because I wasn't positive any more that Sanders really was chanting Allahumma or maybe something else. I speculated but I don't really know where he got that from. But that was something that appealed to you, so maybe it was left in for a reason...
With the influences of both traditions and yet refusing to be limited to the dogmas of each, I'm reminded of the 11th and 13th century musical Bhakti/Sant movements in both Northern and Southern India
"Comparing the Black Stone of Mecca with the description of the sacred cultic stone of the Mother Goddess Cybele"
Thank you! I have often wondered about the possible connection.
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Good call! :) Have you read Dara Shukoh?
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...here come the death fatwas!
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