The longest journey: Southeast Asians and the pilgrimage to Mecca

Deep structure, longue-duree: charting the hajj over the centuries. Ancient footsteps: Southeast Asia's earliest Muslim pilgrims

Mecca's tidal pull: the Red Sea and its worlds

Financing devotion: the economics of the pre-modern hajj

Sultanate and crescent: religion and politics in the Indian Ocean

Sailor, doctor, statesman, spy: the hajj through four colonial windows. In Conrad's wake: Lord Jim, the "Patna", and the hajj

A medical mountain: health maintenance and disease control on the hajj

The skeptic's eye: Snouck Hurgronje and the politics of pilgrimage

The Jeddah consulates: colonial espionage in the Hejaz

Making the hajj "modern": pilgrims, states, and memory. Regulating the flood: the hajj and the independent nation-state

On the margins of Islam: hajjis from outside Southeast Asia's "Islamic arc"

"I was the guest of Allah": hajj memoirs and writings from Southeast Asia

Remembering devotion: oral history and the pilgrimage.