ACLS Humanities E-Book: Modern Islamic political thought

Modern Islamic political thought

ʻInāyat, Ḥamīd.

Year: c1982.

Publisher: University of Texas Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Preface

Acknowledgements / On Transcription, Dates, etc.

Introduction: The relevance of the past

1 Shi'ism and Sunnism: conflict and concord

I The spirit of Shi'ism

II The Polemics

2 The crisis over the Caliphate

3 The concept of the Islamic state

I Muhammad Rashid Rida

II Fundamentalism

4 Nationalism, democracy and socialism

I Nationalism

II Democracy

III Socialism

5 Aspects of Shi'i modernism

Background

I Constitutionalism

II Tagiyyah

III Martyrdom

References

Index

reviews

catalog record

Title:

Modern Islamic political thought : Hamid Enayat.

Author:

ʻInāyat, Ḥamīd

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2008
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Source Version:

Modern Islamic political thought : Hamid Enayat.
ʻInāyat, Ḥamīd
Austin: University of Texas Press, c1982.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00879

Subject Headings:

• Islam and state
• Political science -- Islamic countries -- History
• Islamic countries -- Politics and government

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