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Islam and Literalism: Literal Meaning and Interpretation in Islamic Legal Theory
0Gain profound insights into Islamic legal theory with a deep dive into literalism. This book meticulously examines the identification and role of literal meaning within Muslim legal writings, connecting historical Islamic jurisprudence to modern scriptural interpretation. Essential for scholars, students of Islamic studies, and legal professionals in India seeking a nuanced understanding of Quranic interpretation and Arabic rhetoric’s influence. Discover the historical context of literalism in Islam, a critical read for anyone engaged with theological studies and Islamic thought.
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Violence in Islamic Thought: From the Mongols to European Imperialism (Legitimate and Illegitimate Violence in Islamic Thought)
0Explore centuries of debate within Islamic thought on warfare and violence. This rigorous historical analysis unpacks how Muslim intellectuals grappled with legitimate and illegitimate violence, tracing critical shifts from the Mongol conquests through European Imperialism. Robert Gleave examines seminal juristic and theological arguments, offering vital insights into the evolution of religious and political discourse. Essential reading for students and scholars of Islamic studies, history, and comparative religion seeking a deep understanding of these complex intellectual traditions in India and beyond.