Islam: State And Society | Medhi Mozaffari, Klaus Ferdinand | Taylor &

ABSTRACT

Published in the year, Islam: State And Society is a valuable contribution to the field of Middle Eastern Studies.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |10 pages

Introduction

part |40 pages

Part I On Contemporary Islamic Studies

chapter 1|13 pages

The Purpose of Islamic Studies

chapter 2|13 pages

The Contemporary Debate In the Muslim World On the Definition of “Human Rights”

chapter 3|12 pages

The Socio-Political Aspects of the Modern Islamic Mission

part |52 pages

Part II Authority And The State

chapter 4|21 pages

The Concept of Authority In Islamic Thought

Lā hukma illā li-llāh

chapter 5|9 pages

The Origins of the Islamic State

chapter 6|6 pages

Administration In The Islamic State: An Interpretation Of The Terms “Dhimma” And “Jizya”

chapter 7|14 pages

State and Politics in the Philosophy of Shāh Walīy Allāh

part |92 pages

Part III Secularization: Nation-State and Modernization

chapter 8|12 pages

Islam and Civil Society

chapter 9|10 pages

Nation-State Building In Syria: Ba'th and Islam — Conflict Or Accommodation?

chapter 10|16 pages

Islam: What Is Its Political Significance? the Cases of Egypt and Saudi Arabia

chapter 11|12 pages

When Muslim Identity Has Different Meanings: Religion and Politics In Contemporary Afghanistan

chapter 12|15 pages

Afghanistan: the Development of the Modern State

chapter 13|13 pages

Labour Organization In Libya

chapter 14|12 pages

Culture and Minorities In the Arabo-Islamic Identity of Algeria