
A Page and Its Politics: Situating Kullinā Khālid Saʿīd in Egypt’s Ideological Landscape at the Time of Revolution

The Introduction of Telephone into Turkish Houses: Private Space, Borders of the Neighborhoods and Solidarity

The Telephone and the Social Struggles in Turkey: An Overview of a Social History of a Communication Technology

Mobile Revolution: Toward a History of Technology, Telephony and Political Activism in Egypt

Online and Offline Continuities, Community and Agency on the Internet

Videogame Development in the Middle East: Iran, the Arab World, and Beyond

Cyberactivists Paving the Way for the Arab Spring: Voices from Egypt, Tunisia and Libya


Al Jazeera’s Framing of Social Media During the Arab Spring

Islam Online Guides Spouses Towards Marital Bliss: Arabic vs. English Counselling Perspectives on Marital Communication
‘Islam Online Guides Spouses towards Marital Bliss: Arabic Vs. English Counselling Perspectives on Marital Communication’ documents and discusses the case of www.islamonline.net, which was one of the most influential Islamic, and indeed religious websites worldwide for more than a decade. More specifically, Mona Abdel-Fadil explores what types of counselling perspectives and advice Islam Online employs when addressing marital communication problems. The focus is on the characteristics, recurring themes, and underpinning gender perspectives of the counselling. Moreover, the chapter examines how ‘Islam’ fits into the Islam Online counselling mix. Last and not least, this contribution discusses how advice provided on Islam Online Arabic and Islam Online English compare to one another, an exercise that provides some perhaps surprising results, contrary to previous scholarly assumptions that Arabic webpages would entail a more religiously conservative outlook.