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Twenty-Five. The Future of Islamic Studies: Bruce B. Lawrence Interviewed by Ali Altaf Mian 2018

  • Bruce B. Lawrence
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface ix
  4. Acknowledgments xiii
  5. 1 Introduction. Ali Altaf Mian 1
  6. Part I. Theorizing Islam in World History
  7. One. Introduction to Shattering the Myth: Islam beyond Violence 1998 25
  8. Two. Islam in Afro-Eurasia: A Bridge Civilization 2010 54
  9. Three. Muslim Cosmopolitanism 2012 78
  10. Four. Genius Denied and Reclaimed: Hodgson’s The Venture of Islam 2014 90
  11. Part II. Revaluing Muslim Comparativists
  12. Five. Al-Biruni: Against the Grain 2014 99
  13. Six. Shahrastani on Indian Idol Worship 113
  14. Seven. Introduction to Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah 2005/2015 124
  15. Eight. Mystical and Rational Elements in the Early Religious Writings of Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan 1979 141
  16. Part III. Translating Institutional Sufism
  17. Nine. Can Sufi Texts Be Translated? Can They Be Translated from Indo-Persian to American English? 1990 161
  18. Ten. “What Is a Sufi Order? ‘Golden Age’ and ‘Decline’ in the Historiography of Sufism,” from Sufi Martyrs of Love: The Chishti Order in South Asia and Beyond 2002 176
  19. Eleven. Sufism and Neo-Sufism 2010 191
  20. Twelve. “Allah Remembered: Practice of the Heart,” from Who Is Allah? 218
  21. Part IV. Deconstructing Religious Modernity
  22. Thirteen. “Fundamentalism as a Religious Ideology in Multiple Contexts” and Conclusion, from Defenders of God: The Fundamentalist Revolt against the Modern Age 1989 229
  23. Fourteen. “The Shah Bano Case,” from On Violence: A Reader 2007 255
  24. Fifteen. Introduction to Messages to the World: The Statements of Osama bin Laden 2005 262
  25. Sixteen. Muslim Engagement with Injustice and Violence 2013 274
  26. Part V. Networking Muslim Citizenship
  27. Seventeen. Preface and Conclusion, from New Faiths, Old Fears: Muslims and Other Asian Immigrants in American Religious Life 2002 305
  28. Eighteen. “W. D. Mohammed: Qur’an as Guide to Racial Equality,” from The Qur’an: A Biography 2006 327
  29. Nineteen. Introduction to Muslim Networks from Hajj to Hip Hop 2005 333
  30. Twenty. “AIDS Victims and Sick Women: Qur’an as Prescription for Mercy,” from The Qur’an: A Biography 2006 345
  31. Part VI. Reflecting the Divine Other in Words and Images
  32. Twenty-One · Approximating Sajʿ in English Renditions of the Qur’an: A Close Reading of Sura 93 (al-Ḍuḥā) and the Basmala 2005 351
  33. Twenty-Two. Epilogue to The Qur’an: A Biography 2006 370
  34. Twenty-Three. A Metaphysical Secularist? Decoding M. F. Husain as a Muslim Painter in Exile 2011 374
  35. Twenty-Four. Conclusion, from Who Is Allah? 2015 395
  36. Twenty-Five. The Future of Islamic Studies: Bruce B. Lawrence Interviewed by Ali Altaf Mian 2018 409
  37. Afterword 432
  38. Bruce B. Lawrence’s writings 441
  39. Index 451
  40. Credits 463
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