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Subject(s)

• Islam and politics—21st century [Browse]
• Islam and state—21st century [Browse]

Editor

• Moussa, Mohammed [Browse]
• Gotō, Emi [Browse]

Series

Critical perspectives on religion in international politics [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Introduction: Beyond Modernity? Interpreting Muslim Thought and Practice / Mohammed Moussa
• 1. Problematizing the Compatibility of Islam and Democracy through a Hermeneutical Approach / Ahmet Kemal Bayram
• 2. The Urgency of Changing the Arab World: The Case of Adonis, Mohammed Abed AlJabry, and Mohammed Arkoun / Atef Alshaer
• 3. Reconstruction of the Maqāṣid al-Sharīʻa in Ibn ʻĀshūr's Legal Philosophy / Hitomi Ono
• 4. The Ḥijāb between Competing Masculinities in Contemporary Turkey / Ravza Altuntaş-Çakir
• 5. The Wahhabi Ascendancy and the Decline of the Ashrāf in Saudi Arabia / Kenichiro Takao
• 6. Jawdat Said's Path Towards Nonviolence / Mohammed Moussa
• 7. A Turn to Hermeneutics: Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd's Rethinking of Religion and Tradition in Japan / Emi Goto
• 8. Religious Authority and the Making of al-Sistanī's Charismatic Leadership in Post-2003 Iraq / Fouad J Kadhem
• Bibliography
• About the Authors.

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ISBN

• 9781538150948 (hardcover)
• 1538150948 (hardcover)

LCCN

2023035353

OCLC

1388402086

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