Jonathan P. Berkey is Associate Professor of History at Davidson College. His publications include Popular Preaching and Religious Authority in the Medieval Islamic Near East (2001).
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. The Near East before Islam: 1. Introduction 2. The religions of late antiquity 3. Arabia before Islam 4. The early seventh century Part II. The Emergence of Islam, 600-750: 5. Approaches and problems 6. The origins of the Muslim community 7. Early Islam in the Near East 8. The Umayyad period 9. The beginnings of sectarianism 10. The non-Muslims of early Islam 11. The 'Abbasid revolution Part III. The Consolidation of Islam, 750-1000: 12. Issues of Islamic identity 13. Religion and politics 14. Shi'ism 15. The formation of Sunni traditionalism 16. Asceticism and mysticism 17. The non-Muslim communities Part IV. Medieval Islam, 1000-1500: 18. The medieval Islamic Near East 19. A Sunni 'revival'? 20. Common patterns in social and political organization 21. Modes of justice 22. The transmission of religious knowledge 23. Sufism 24. Popular religion Epilogue: 25. From medieval to modern Islam.
Part I. The Near East before Islam: 1. Introduction 2. The religions of late antiquity 3. Arabia before Islam 4. The early seventh century Part II. The Emergence of Islam, 600-750: 5. Approaches and problems 6. The origins of the Muslim community 7. Early Islam in the Near East 8. The Umayyad period 9. The beginnings of sectarianism 10. The non-Muslims of early Islam 11. The 'Abbasid revolution Part III. The Consolidation of Islam, 750-1000: 12. Issues of Islamic identity 13. Religion and politics 14. Shi'ism 15. The formation of Sunni traditionalism 16. Asceticism and mysticism 17. The non-Muslim communities Part IV. Medieval Islam, 1000-1500: 18. The medieval Islamic Near East 19. A Sunni 'revival'? 20. Common patterns in social and political organization 21. Modes of justice 22. The transmission of religious knowledge 23. Sufism 24. Popular religion Epilogue: 25. From medieval to modern Islam.
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