Domínguez Díaz, M., 2025. Tunisia’s Andalusians: the Cultural Identity of a North African Minority. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2024. ‘Sufism’. In: Franke, E., and Heller, B, eds. Religions and Gender, a Handbook. DeGruyter. An analysis on the role women have played in Sufism over time. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2022. ‘¿Lo fueron o lo son? Apuntes sobre la construcción identitaria andalusí en el Túnez contemporáneo’. In: Chachia, H. ed. Túnez, el Mediterráneo y los Moriscos. Homenaje a Slimane Mostafa Zbiss y Mikel de Epalza, Tunis: Centre de Publication Universitaire, Laboratoire Histoire, Société et Patrimoine, 181-208. Preliminary research findings about ethnic identity among Andalusians in Tunisia today. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2022. ‘Gender reconfigurations and family ideology in Abdul Rauf Felpete’s Latin American Haqqaniyya’ In: Milani, M.; Taheri, Z; Kars, A. eds. Female Mystics and the Divine Feminine in the Global Sufi Experience, Religions Journal, Special issue. An analyis of the perspectives on gender in the writings of Abdul Rauf Felpete, religious leader of the Sufi Order Haqqaniyya in Latin America. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2021. ‘Sufism’ In: Cusack, C. M.; Upal, A. (eds.) Handbook of Islamic Sects and Movements.Leiden: Brill. A review of the most important developments of Sufism and its relationship with the rest of Islamic traditions. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2020. ‘Sufism in Modern Morocco’. In: Ridgeon, Ll. ed. Routledge Handbook on Sufism, London: Routledge. A historical and anthropological review of the most relevant developments of modern Sufism in Morocco. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2019. ‘Between two or three worlds; Reversion to Islam, marocanité and Western Sufism in the ṭarīqa Būdshīshiyya’ in: Malik, J. and Zarrabi, S, eds. Sufism East and West: Reorientation and Dynamism of Mystical Islam in the Modern World. Leiden: Brill. An analysis of the religious identities of French Muslims of Moroccan origin in a Sufi Order. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2018. ‘The Struggle to be Seen; Muslim-Christian Relations and Religious (In)Visibility at the Hispano-Moroccan Borderland.’ Journal of Contemporary Religion, 33:3, pp. 527-548. London: Taylor & Francis. An exploration of Islamophobia and the dynamics of religious conflict between Muslims and Christians in the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2018. ‘The Būdshīshiyya's Tower of Babel: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in a Transnational Sufi Order.’ In: Mukherjee, S. ed. The Languages of Religion: Exploring the Politics of the Sacred, New Delhi: Routledge. An study of the role palyed by European languages and Arabic in the spread of the message of a Sufi Order. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2018. ‘Book Studies and Islamic Studies in Conversation: Introduction’ In: Dominguez Diaz, M. ed. Books and book culture in the Islamic World(s), KODEX, Journal of Book Studies, 8, pp. 1-6, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Munich: Internationale Buchwissenschaftliche Gesselchaft. The introduction of a journal issue.
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2018. ‘Book Culture and Daʿwa: The Role of the Text in Islam’s Religious Proselytism’ In: Dominguez Diaz, M. ed. Books and book culture in the Islamic World(s), KODEX, Journal of Book Studies, 8, pp. 83-104, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Munich: Internationale Buchwissenschaftliche Gesselchaft. A comparative study of religious literature and proselytisation in the Sufi Order Budshishiyya and the Tablighi Jamaat organization in the West.
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2017. ‘“Once Upon a Time Our Home Was in Spain”; Comparing Diaspora Discourses among Morisco Descendants and Sephardim Today”. In: Adang, C.; Meri, J. (eds). Muslim-Jewish Relations in Past and Present: A Kaleidoscopic View. Leiden: Brill. An analysis of the al-Andalus myth as evocked by Andalusians and Sephardic Jews today. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2015. Women in Sufism: Female Religiosities in a Transnational Order. London: Routledge. A comparative analysis of the religious identities of the female devotees of the Sufi Order Budshishiyya in Western Europe and Morocco. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2013. ‘The Islam of “Our” Ancestors; An “imagined” Morisco Past Evoked in Today’s Andalusians’ Conversion Narratives.’ In: Larsson, G.; and Spielhaus, R. eds. 2013. Europe with or without Muslims, narratives of Europe, Journal of Muslims in Europe, 2/1, pp.137 – 164, Leiden: Brill. An exploration of European conversion narratives to Islam and the use of the Al-Andalus myth as a central trope of their religious change. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2014. ‘Traditionalism’. In: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion, pp. 910 – 914, New York: SpringerLink. (2010 edition & revised 2014 edition). An encyclopedia entry on the Western European intellectual school of Traditionalism. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2013. ‘The One or the Many? Transnational Sufism and Locality in the British Būdshīshiyya.’ In: Gabriel, T.; and Geaves, R. eds. 2013. Sufism in Britain, pp.111 – 137, London: Continuum/Bloomsbury Academic. An exploration of the ritual practices of British Sufis in the Budshihsiyya order. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2013. ‘Dying your own way? A comparative approach to Mortality as a religious identity marker in British Islam and British Judaism,’ Fieldwork in Religion, 8/1, pp.241 – 257. London: Equinox. A study of ritual mortuary practices in Muslim and Jewish British communities. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2011. ‘Converging and Diverting at the Time of Death. Exploratory Routes for the Study of Death Among Muslims and Jews in Britain,’ Religion Compass, 5/8, pp.452 – 461. New York & London: Wiley Blackwell. A comparative analysis of Muslim and Jewish beliefs and rituals on death and bereavement in the United Kingdom. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2011. ‘Shifting Fieldsites: an Alternative Approach to Fieldwork in Transnational Sufism,’ Fieldwork in Religion, 6/1. London: Equinox. A reflection on methodological aspects when conducting fieldwork among Muslim religious subjects in Western Europe. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2011. ‘Performance, Belonging and Identity: Ritual Variations in the British Qādiriyya,’ Religion, State & Society, 39/2–3, pp. 229 – 245, London: Taylor and Francis. An study of the religious identity of British Sufi Muslims of the Budshishiyya group. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2007. ‘Mahmūd Muḥammad Ṭaha’s Second Message of Islam. Some Remarks for a Reformist Islamic State’. Studia Africana, 18, pp. 73 – 91. Barcelona: Centre d’Estudis Africans. A study of the mechanisms if reverse abrogation in Quranic exegesis, as developed by Taha and his disciple an-Naim.
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2024. Book Review of Mateo Dieste, Josep Lluís. Remembering the Tatas; Domestic Women and Slavery in Tetouan (19th - 20th Centuries), American Ethnologist, Volume 51, Issue 4. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2022. Book Review of Volkmann, C. Muslim Women in Austria and Germany Doing and Undoing Gender: Making Gender Differences and Hierarchies Relevant or Irrelevant, Journal of Religion in Austria 7. Vienna: Praesens. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2021. Book Review of Aslan, E, Kolb, J and Yildiz, E. (eds.), Muslimische Diversität: Ein Kompass zur religiösen Alltagspraxis in Österreich, Journal of Religion in Austria. Vienna: Praesens. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2021. Book Review of Ouguir, A. Moroccan Female Religious Agents: Old Practices and New Perspectives. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 48/4, London: Taylor&Francis. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2019. Book Review of Bin Ibad, U. Sufi Shrines and the Pakistani State: The End of Religious Pluralism, Pakistan Journal of Historical Studies, 2020, Bloomsbury: Indiana.
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2018. Book Review of Dickson, W. R. and Sharify-Funk, M. Unveiling Sufism, from Manhattan to Mecca, Religion & Theology, 2018/1-2, pp.144-147. Leiden:Brill. Link
Domínguez Díaz, 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. Link
Domínguez Díaz, M., 2010. Book review of Aune, K.; Sharma, S.; Vincett, G. (eds.) Women and Religion in the West. Challenging Secularisation. Marburg Journal of Religion 16/1, pp. 1- 4. Link
June 2026 | Interview on Tunisia's Andalusians: The Cultural Identity of a North African Minority (Edinburgh UP, 2025), hosted by Amanie Antar. New Books Network (New Books in Islamic Studies). Link
March 2026 | '6 things worth knowing about Jews and Muslims in the Maghreb'. Blog Edinburgh University Press, 13th March 2026. Link
September 2025 | 'Political Polarisation at the HSG', HSG Start Woche Podcast. University St Gallen, Switzerland. Link
September 2024 | Interview for the Nau Newspaper. 'Hisbollah: Wie stark ist die Miliz in der Bevölkerung verankert?', Nau.ch, 20th September 2024. Link
November 2023 | 'The influence of Sufism in the Modern World', Youtube Video, HSG UniStGallen, University St Gallen, Switzerland. Link
November 2022 | '10 coses que has de saber sobre la islamofòbia per deixar de ser part del problema', el Crític Diari, 18th November 2022. Link
January 2022 | 'Pasado y presente de los andalusíes en Túnez', Al-Andalus y la Historia, 14th January 2022. Link
December 2016 | 'Connecting Unrelated Events is a Side-Effect of Terrorism', Euractiv, EU news and policy debates Portal across languages, 23rd December 2016. Link
May 2016 | 'The waves created by electing a Muslim mayor for London'. Swissinfo, the Swiss Portal for International News, 10th May 2016. Link
May 2013 | 'Are New Sufis "Grey Turks"?'. Euxeinos, Governance and Culture in the Black Sea Region, Center for Governance and Culture in Europe, St Gallen, Switzerland.
September 2010 | 'The End of Life Among Muslim and Jewish Communities in the United Kingdom: Continuity and Transformation of Meanings and Practises'. Middle East in London Magazine, London Middle East Institute.
August 2010 | 'Should the NHS Employ Hospital Chaplains?', The Times Online, Faith Section, 10th August 2010. Link