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“Islamization” as a book category covers works that examine how Islamic beliefs, practices, institutions, and norms take root, spread, or are reasserted within societies across time and place. Titles may explore historical expansions of Islam and conversion processes, the roles of trade, Sufism, law, and empire, as well as modern state-led or movement-driven efforts to align governance, education, finance, media, and cultural life with Islamic principles. The category includes regional case studies from the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and the West; analyses of legal and policy change (such as sharia implementation or Islamic finance); and studies of social and cultural transformation in areas like gender norms, language, art, and architecture. It also encompasses debates over the “Islamization of knowledge,” intellectual histories, biographies of key figures, primary-source translations, and critical assessments of outcomes and contestations. Overall, books in this genre illuminate both organic and programmatic dimensions of Islamization, from the 7th century to contemporary contexts.

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