Chapter 14. Puritan Patterns in Islamic Revival Movements

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface v
3. Content ix
4. Introduction and a Form of Acknowledgments 1
5. Section 1: The Beginnings
6. Chapter 1. Changes in Belief and the Rise of Islam 23
7. Chapter 2. Faith and Reason in the Argumentation of the Qur’ān 45
8. Section 2: Islam as a Religion
9. Chapter 3. Islamic Attitudes to Signs 61
10. Chapter 4. Islam Studied in the Perspective of Science of Religion 73
11. Section 3: Structures and Interpretations of Islam
12. Chapter 5. Official, Popular, and Normative Religion in Islam 85
13. Chapter 6. Are there Hermeneutic Principles in Islam? 111
14. Section 4: Muslim Presentations of Islam and of Human Rights
15. Chapter 7. Some North African Intellectuals’ Presentations of Islam 137
16. Chapter 8. Human Rights, Human Dignity, and Islam 160
17. Section 5: Social Reality and Islam
18. Chapter 9. Islamic Religious Tradition and Social Development 189
19. Chapter 10. Islam’s Function as a Civil Religion 210
20. Section 6: The Case of Arabia
21. Chapter 11. The Wahhābās in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Arabia 229
22. Chapter 12. Saudi Arabia: The King and the Consul 246
23. Section 7: Islamic Reform and Intellectual Reflection
24. Chapter 13. Tsarist Russia and the Dutch East Indies 273
25. Chapter 14. Puritan Patterns in Islamic Revival Movements 287
26. Section 8: Islamic Ideology
27. Chapter 15. The Call (Da'wa) of Islamic Movements 303
28. Chapter 16. Ideologization in Present-Day Islam: An Exploration 317
29. Section 9: The International Scene and Islam
30. Chapter 17. The Rise of Islamic States 337
31. Chapter 18. Islam as a Vehicle of Protest 364
32. Chapter 19. Islam in Present-Day Muslim States 387
33. Further Readings 405
34. 1. Index of Arabic and Persian Terms 419
35. 2. Index of Persons 422
36. 3. Geographical Names 425
37. 4. Index of Subjects 427
38. 5. Index of Concepts 432