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000448635 1001_ $$aRippin, Andrew,$$d1950-2016.
000448635 24510 $$aMuslims$$h[electronic resource] :$$btheir religious beliefs and practices /$$cBy Andrew Rippin.
000448635 250__ $$a4th ed.
000448635 260__ $$aAbingdon, Oxon ;$$aN.Y., N.Y. :$$bRoutledge,$$c2011.
000448635 300__ $$a1 online resource (ix, 356 p.) :$$bill., maps.
000448635 4900_ $$aThe library of religious beliefs and practices
000448635 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000448635 5050_ $$aPt. 1. Formative elements of classical Islam. Prehistory -- The Qurʼān -- Muḥammad -- pt. 2. Emergence of Islamic identity. Political action and theory -- Theological exposition -- Legal developments -- Ritual practice -- pt. 3. Alternate visions of classical Islamic identity. The Shīʻa -- Ṣūfī devotion -- pt. 4. Consolidation of Islamic identity. Intellectual culture -- Medieval visions of Islam -- pt. 5. Modern visions of Islam. Describing modernity -- Muḥammad and modernity -- The Qurʼān and modernity -- Issues of identity: ritual and politics -- pt. 6. Re-visioning Islam. Women, intellectuals, and other challenges -- Perceptions of Muslims in the twenty-first century.
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000448635 520__ $$aOffers a survey of Islamic history and thought from the formative period of the religion to modern times. It examines the unique elements which have combined to form Islam, in particular the Qur'an and the influence of Muhammad, and traces the ways in which these sources have interacted historically to create Muslim theology and law as well as the alternative visions of Islam found in Shi'ism and Sufism. --from publisher description
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