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1. Dominguez Diaz, Marta (2022) Gender Reconfigurations and Family Ideology in Abdul Rauf Felpete’s Latin American Haqqaniyya. Religions, 13 (3). 238-261. ISSN https://doi.org/10.3390/rel13030238
2. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: Pasado y presente de los andalusíes en Túnez. URL:https://www.alandalusylahistoria.com/?p=3257 . CSIC, Centro Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (14 January 2021).
3. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: Book Review of Aslan, E, Kolb, J and Yildiz, E. (eds.), Muslimische Diversität: Ein Kompass zur religiösen Alltagspraxis in Österreich. In: Journal of Religion in Austria 6 (2021), 1, S. 475-483.
4. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: Book Review of Ouguir, A. Moroccan Female Religious Agents: Old Practices and New Perspectives. In: British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies 48 (2021), 4, S. 793-794.
5. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: Sufism. In Cusack, Carole M. & Upal, Muhammad Afzal (ed.): Handbook of Islamic Sects and Movements. Leiden : Brill, 2021, S. 517 -542.
6. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: Sufism in Modern Morocco. In Routledge Handbook on Sufism. London : Routledge, 2020,
7. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: Sensing the body to dilute the self: the corporeal acquisition of a Sufi identity. 2019. - Sufism and the body, International Conference. - University of Utrecht.
8. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: Between two or three worlds; Reversion to Islam, marocanité and Western Sufism in the ṭarīqa Būdshīshiyya. In Zarrabi, Sayed & Malik, Jamal (ed.): Sufism East and West: Reorientation and Dynamism of Mystical Islam in the Modern World.. Leiden : Brill, 2019, S. 211-232.
9. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: ‘Otherness’ and Andalusian ethnogenesis in Tunisia; exploring one’s identity through the encounter with the other. 2019. - Tunisia and the Mediterranean in Modern times: Identities, conflicts and representations. - National Historical Archives, Tunis, Tunisia.
10. Dominguez Diaz, Marta: The Būdshīshiyya's Tower of Babel: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in a Transnational Sufi Order. In Mukherjee, Sipra (ed.): The Languages of Religion : Exploring the Politics of the Sacred. New Delhi : Routledge, 2018,

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1	The Būdshīshiyya's Tower of Babel: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in a Transnational Sufi Order	2258
2	"Once Upon a Time Our Home Was in Spain" : Comparing Diaspora Discourses among Morisco Descendants and Sephardim Today	2247
3	The Islam of “Our” Ancestors; An “imagined” Morisco Past Evoked in Today’s Andalusians’ Conversion Narratives.	2009
4	The Struggle to be Seen; Muslim-Christian Relations and Religious (In)Visibility at the Hispano-Moroccan Borderland	1855
5	Dominguez Diaz, M., 2015. Women in Sufism: Female Religiosities in a Transnational Order. London: Routledge.	1751
6	‘My Civilisation, your Barbarianism; Religious Identity and the Re-appropriation of al-Andalus in the Moroccan-Spanish Borderland.’ at the ‘Religion at the Borderland; Conceptualizing “Borders” through the Study of Religion’ Anthropology Symposium, University of St Gallen, Switzerland.	1688
7	Dominguez Diaz, M., 2013. ‘Are New Sufis “Grey Turks”?’. Euxeinos, Governance and Culture in the Black Sea Region, May 2013, Center for Governance and Culture in Europe, St Gallen, Switzerland.	1604
8	‘The “Swiss Umma” Project; the struggles and dilemmas of a nascent Muslim Umbrella Organisation’ at the ‘Muslim Participation in Contemporary Governance’ Conference, Bishopgate Institute London, University of Bristol and AHRC/ESRC project on Muslim Participation in Contemporary Governance, United Kingdom.	1600
9	Dominguez Diaz, M., 2013. Book Review of Bleaney, H.; Gallego, M. A. and Garcia Suárez, P. (Eds.) Bibliography of Jews in the Islamic World, Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, 12/3, pp. 593-595, London: Routledge.	1533
10	The waves created by electing a Muslim mayor for London’. Swissinfo, the Swiss Portal for International News	1463