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Key themes for the study of Islam
Jamal J. Elias-
Frontmatter
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Contributors (page vii)
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Introduction (Jamal J. Elias, page 1)
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1. Art (Kishwar Rizvi, page 6)
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2. Authority (Devin DeWeese, page 26)
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3. Belief (R. Kevin Jaques, page 53)
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4. Body (Shahzad Bashir, page 72)
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5. Community (Ahmet T. Karamustafa, page 93)
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6. Culture (Michael Cooperson, page 104)
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7. Death (Amila Buturovic, page 123)
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8. Gender (Kelly Pemberton, page 141)
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9. God (Jamal J. Elias, page 161)
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10. History (Snjezana Buzov, page 182)
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11. Institution (Joseph E. Lowry, page 200)
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12. Law (A. Kevin Reinhart, page 220)
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13. Modernity (Bruce B. Lawrence, page 245)
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14. Prayer (Shawkat M. Toorawa, page 263)
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15. Prophecy (Devin Stewart, page 281)
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16. Ritual (Amina M. Steinfels, page 304)
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17. Text (İrvin Cemil Schick, page 321)
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18. War (Sohail H. Hashmi, page 336)
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19. Word (Walid A. Saleh, page 356)
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Notes (page 377)
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Glossary (page 424)
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Qur'anic References (page 428)
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Index (page 432)
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Citable Link
Published: 2014
Publisher: Oneworld
- 9781851687107 (paper)
- 9781780746845 (ebook)
- 9781851687114 (hardcover)