Muslims Against the Islamic State: Arab Critics and Supporters of Ali Abdarraziq's Islamic Laicism by Radhan, Luay

Muslims Against the Islamic State: Arab Critics and Supporters of Ali Abdarraziq's Islamic Laicism (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9783631655542)

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Muslims Against the Islamic State: Arab Critics and Supporters of Ali Abdarraziq's Islamic Laicism by Radhan, Luay

Muslims Against the Islamic State: Arab Critics and Supporters of Ali Abdarraziq's Islamic Laicism

$109.90
Muslims Against the Islamic State: Arab Critics and Supporters of Ali Abdarraziq's Islamic Laicism by Radhan, Luay

Muslims Against the Islamic State: Arab Critics and Supporters of Ali Abdarraziq's Islamic Laicism

$109.90
Format: Paperback
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The central thesis of this study is that there are religious Muslims who are against the Islamic State for Islamic reasons. Its main goal is to explain Ali Abdarraziq's (1888-1966) Islamic Laicism and to show the arguments of some of his Arab critics and supporters. Abdarraziq's Islamic Laicism is based on his Arabic work Islam and the Foundations of Governance: A Research of the Caliphate and Government in Islam (1925). In order to protect the people and the religion from the abuse of power by the state or the mosque, the Islamic Laicists Nasr Abu Zayd, Jamal al-Banna, Faraj Fodah, Abdullahi al-Na'im, and Turki al-Hamad want to separate the religious institutions (the mosque) from the political institutions (the state).

Author: Luay Radhan
ISBN-10: 3631655541
ISBN-13: 9783631655542
Publisher: Peter Lang Gmbh, Internationaler Verlag Der W
Language: English
Published: 08/15/2014
Pages: 361
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.05lbs
Size: 8.20h x 5.80w x 0.80d
By Luay Radhan
By Luay Radhan
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Luay Radhan studied Political Science, Middle East Studies and English Philology at Heidelberg University (Germany) and Middle East Studies at Marburg University (Germany). His research focuses on Islamic Laicism and the relationship between religious and political institutions.

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