Revival and Reform in Islam : a study of Islamic fundamentalism / Fazlur Rahman ; edited and with an introduction by Ebrahim Moosa.

By:

Rahman, Fazlur, 1919-1988

Contributor(s):

Moosa, Ebrahim

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford : Oneworld Publications, 2006.Description: ix, 226 p. ; 23 cmContent type:

text

ISBN:

9781851682041
185168204X

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

297.272 RAH

Summary: This posthumously published work by Fazlur Rahman, introduced by Ebrahim Moosa, examines the roots and evolution of Islamic fundamentalism. It highlights the rise of reformist movements in response to colonialism and modernity, stressing the need for intellectual renewal, contextual Qur’anic interpretation, and balance between tradition and modern challenges.

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Includes glossary, bibliographical references and index (p. 207-226).

This posthumously published work by Fazlur Rahman, introduced by Ebrahim Moosa, examines the roots and evolution of Islamic fundamentalism. It highlights the rise of reformist movements in response to colonialism and modernity, stressing the need for intellectual renewal, contextual Qur’anic interpretation, and balance between tradition and modern challenges.

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