Rethinking tradition in modern Islamic thought
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Rethinking tradition in modern Islamic thought
（Cambridge Middle East studies, 5）
Cambridge University Press, 1999 c1996
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First published 1996. First paperback edtion 1999
Bibliography: p. 169-178
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Questions about the authenticity and authority of sunna have long been of central importance to the study of Islam, especially to those concerned with Islamic law. In this fascinating study, Daniel Brown traces the emergence of modern debates over sunna, focusing in particular on Egypt and Pakistan where these controversies have raged most fiercely, and assesses the implications of new approaches to the law on contemporary movements of Islamic revival. Using the case of modern Islam as a starting-point, the author considers how adherents of any great tradition deal with change.
目次
- Introduction: the prism of modernity
- 1. The relevance of the past: classical conceptions of Prophetic authority
- 2. The emergence of modern challenges to tradition
- 3. Boundaries of revelation
- 4. The nature of Prophetic authority
- 5. The authenticity of hadith
- 6. Sunna and Islamic revivalism
- 7. Conclusion: the spectrum of change.
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