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Almost every major debate in the study of Islam and among Muslims looks to the formative period of Islam. This Handbook provides a definitive overview of early Islam and how this period was understood and deployed by later Muslims.
Almost every major debate in the study of Islam and among Muslims looks to the formative period of Islam. This Handbook provides a definitive overview of early Islam and how this period was understood and deployed by later Muslims.
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Autorenporträt
Herbert Berg is Professor of Religion in the Department of Philosophy and Religion, and Director of International Studies, University of North Carolina Wilmington. He holds a Ph.D. in the Study of Religion from the University of Toronto. His research focuses on Islamic origins, the Nation of Islam, and method and theory in the study of early Islam.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction, Herbert BergPart I: The Qur an and Muhammad 1.The Qur an, Nicolai Sinai 2. The Qur an and other scriptures, David Cook 3. The collection and canonization of the Qur an, Herbert Berg 4. Muhammad, Stephen J. Shoemaker 5. The sira, Pavel Pavlovitch 6. Hadith and sunna, Jens Scheiner 7. Exegesis, Michael E. Pregill Part II: Identities and communities in early Islam 8. Identity and social formation in the early Caliphate, Peter Webb 9. Pre-Islamic Arabia and early Islam, Ilkka Lindstedt 10. Early Muslims and peoples of the book, Fred M. Donner 11. Politics and economics of the early Caliphate, Fanny Bessard 12. The myth of the "Shii Perspective": identity and memory in Early Islam, Najam Haider 13. Mysticism in early Islam: The Pre-compilations phase, Sara SviriPart III: Modern and contemporary reinterpretation of early Islam 14.Modernists and their opponents: reading Islam, Simon Wood 15. The golden age and the contemporary political order: the Muslim Brotherhood and early Islam, Rachel M. Scott 16. Salafis: past to present, present to past, Jeffrey T. Kenney 17. Feminist Muslim (re)interpretations of early Islam, Aisha GeissingerPart IV: Revisioning early Islam 18. Early Islam: an alternative scenario of its emergence, Markus Gross 19. Qur anists, Daniel W. Brown 20. In search of authenticity: modern discourse over homosexuality through early Islam, Sara Omar 21. True history in black and white: reimagined origins in the Nation of Islam,
Introduction, Herbert BergPart I: The Qur an and Muhammad 1.The Qur an, Nicolai Sinai 2. The Qur an and other scriptures, David Cook 3. The collection and canonization of the Qur an, Herbert Berg 4. Muhammad, Stephen J. Shoemaker 5. The sira, Pavel Pavlovitch 6. Hadith and sunna, Jens Scheiner 7. Exegesis, Michael E. Pregill Part II: Identities and communities in early Islam 8. Identity and social formation in the early Caliphate, Peter Webb 9. Pre-Islamic Arabia and early Islam, Ilkka Lindstedt 10. Early Muslims and peoples of the book, Fred M. Donner 11. Politics and economics of the early Caliphate, Fanny Bessard 12. The myth of the "Shii Perspective": identity and memory in Early Islam, Najam Haider 13. Mysticism in early Islam: The Pre-compilations phase, Sara SviriPart III: Modern and contemporary reinterpretation of early Islam 14.Modernists and their opponents: reading Islam, Simon Wood 15. The golden age and the contemporary political order: the Muslim Brotherhood and early Islam, Rachel M. Scott 16. Salafis: past to present, present to past, Jeffrey T. Kenney 17. Feminist Muslim (re)interpretations of early Islam, Aisha GeissingerPart IV: Revisioning early Islam 18. Early Islam: an alternative scenario of its emergence, Markus Gross 19. Qur anists, Daniel W. Brown 20. In search of authenticity: modern discourse over homosexuality through early Islam, Sara Omar 21. True history in black and white: reimagined origins in the Nation of Islam,
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