Islam, fundamentalism, and the betrayal of tradition : essays by Western Muslim scholars
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書誌事項
Islam, fundamentalism, and the betrayal of tradition : essays by Western Muslim scholars
（The perennial philosophy series）
World Wisdom, c2004
- : pbk.
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- The myth of a militant Islam / David Dakake
- The decline of knowledge and the rise of ideology in the modern Islamic world / Joseph E.B. Lumbard
- A traditional Islamic response to the rise of modernism / Fuad S. Naeem
- Recollecting the spirit of Jihād / Reza Shah-Kazemi
- Roots of misconception : Euro-American perceptions of Islam before and after September 11 / Ibrahim Kalin
- The economics of terrorism : how bin Laden is changing the rules of the game / Waleed El-Ansary
- The Muslim world and globalization : modernity and the roots of conflict / Ejaz Akram
- The poverty of fanaticism / T.J. Winter
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Islam, Fundamentalism, And The Betrayal Of Tradition is the first book to account for the religious, historical and political dimensions of Islamic fundamentalism in a single volume. It provides analysis based upon spiritual principles, rather than conjecture based political prejudices. This book provides the context necessary for a deeper understanding of important issues pertaining to Islam and the modern Middle East. It accomplishes this by explaining the traditional Islamic perspective in a contemporary language. Some essays analyse the historical background of Islamic militancy, while others address the divide between East and West, bringing into relief the pressures of modernization and globalisation which have produced an internal confusion which fans the flames of religious extremism.
Here are a few of the very important questions that this book answers concerning Islam and the West: How is the 'fundamentalism' and fanaticism of Bin Laden and others a distortion of Islam; What is the true meaning and what are the limits of 'jihad' within traditional Islam; How can so many Muslims view modern Western civilization with distrust and contempt; Why are the policy proposals that dominate the current political discourse likely to backfire; What is needed for the Islamic world and the West to move beyond the current tensions
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