Pilgrim Pathways
Pilgrim Pathways is a theoretical framework within the study of religious mobility that systematically maps the spatial, temporal, and ritual dimensions of individual or collective journeys undertaken for sacred purposes, distinguishing it from general migration or tourism by its focus on spiritually motivated movement and transformative religious experience.
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Arab Navigation in the Red Sea
G. R. Tibbetts · Geographical Journal · 1961 · 28 citations
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