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	Islam : To Reform Or To Subvert? by Mohammad Arkaun
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At a time when Islam is the focus of attention, vilified by some and a source of inspiration for others, Arkoun’s is one of few voices that seek to go against the stream. His radical review of mainstream historiography of Islam draws on interdisciplinary analysis – historical, social, psychological and anthropological.

One of the foremost thinkers of the Muslim world, Arkoun is in a position to question dogmatic constructs from within, with respect and critical acumen. An understanding of this approach can lead to an emancipatory turn in the intellectual and political spheres of Muslim societies.

Contents : Introduction

• A critical Introduction to Qur’anic Studies

• Belief and the Construction of the Subject in Islamic Contexts

• Logocentrism and Religious Truthin Islamic Thought

• Authority and Power in Islamic Thought

• The Concept of person in Islamic Tradition

• Aspects of Religious Imaginary

• The Rule of Law and Civil Society in Muslim Contexts

• Select Bibliography • Index

ISBN - 9788130913186

Pages : 416

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Islam : To Reform Or To Subvert?

by Mohammad Arkaun