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Visualising Belief and Piety in Iranian Shiism

and Sports is a little flawed, especially the discussion of the Muslim role models in boxing (the desirability of this is not questioned) and the brief but mono-dimensional discussion of soccer. The stereotyping of football supporters is uncritically drawn from a number of sources that should have been contested or at least discussed in a more nuanced way. This book is consistently insightful and, on the whole, very well researched. It is a scholarly work that should prove to be an invaluable and timely resource for academics and students and, indeed, anyone who has a genuine interest in deeper knowledge and understanding about British Muslims.