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Routledge handbook on early Islam / edited by Herbert Berg.

Contributor(s): Berg, Herbert [editor.]
Material type: TextTextSeries: Routledge handbooks: Publisher: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2018Copyright date: ©2018Description: xii, 392 pages ; 26 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781138821187; 1138821187Subject(s): Islam -- History | Islam -- Doctrines -- HistoryLOC classification: BP55 | .R68 2018Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The Qur'ān /Nicolai Sinai -- The Qur'ān and other scriptures /David Cook -- The collection and canonization of the Qur'ān /Herbert Bert -- Muḥammad /Stephen J. Shoemaker -- The sīra /Pavel Pavlovitch -- Ḥadīth and sunna /Jens Scheiner -- Exegesis /Michael E. Pregill -- Identity and social formation in the early Caliphate /Peter Webb -- Pre-Islamic Arabia and early Islam /Ilkka Lindstedt -- Early Muslims and Peoples of the Book /Fred M. Donner -- Politics and economics of the early Caliphate /Fanny Bessard -- The myth of the "Shī'ī perspective": identity and memory in early Islam /Najam Haider -- Mysticism in early Islam: the pre-compilation phase /Sara Sviri -- Modernists and their opponents: reading Islam /Simon Wood -- The golden age and the contemporary poltical order: the Muslim Brotherhood and early Islam /Rachel M. Scott -- Salfīs: past and presen, present and past /Jeffrey t. Kenney -- Feminist Muslim (re)interpretatins of early Islam /Aisha Geissinger -- Early Islam: an alternative scenario of its emergence /Markus Gross -- Qur'ānists /Daniel W. Brown -- In search of authenticity: modern discourse over homosexuality through early Islamic thought /Sara Omar -- True history in black and white: reimagined origins in the Nation of Islam /Herbert Berg -- Invocations of early Islam in US discourse(s) of Muslim pluralism /Justine Howe.
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Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library Midrange BP55 .R68 2018 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182903569057

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The Qur'ān /Nicolai Sinai -- The Qur'ān and other scriptures /David Cook -- The collection and canonization of the Qur'ān /Herbert Bert -- Muḥammad /Stephen J. Shoemaker -- The sīra /Pavel Pavlovitch -- Ḥadīth and sunna /Jens Scheiner -- Exegesis /Michael E. Pregill -- Identity and social formation in the early Caliphate /Peter Webb -- Pre-Islamic Arabia and early Islam /Ilkka Lindstedt -- Early Muslims and Peoples of the Book /Fred M. Donner -- Politics and economics of the early Caliphate /Fanny Bessard -- The myth of the "Shī'ī perspective": identity and memory in early Islam /Najam Haider -- Mysticism in early Islam: the pre-compilation phase /Sara Sviri -- Modernists and their opponents: reading Islam /Simon Wood -- The golden age and the contemporary poltical order: the Muslim Brotherhood and early Islam /Rachel M. Scott -- Salfīs: past and presen, present and past /Jeffrey t. Kenney -- Feminist Muslim (re)interpretatins of early Islam /Aisha Geissinger -- Early Islam: an alternative scenario of its emergence /Markus Gross -- Qur'ānists /Daniel W. Brown -- In search of authenticity: modern discourse over homosexuality through early Islamic thought /Sara Omar -- True history in black and white: reimagined origins in the Nation of Islam /Herbert Berg -- Invocations of early Islam in US discourse(s) of Muslim pluralism /Justine Howe.

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