Reformist Voices of Islam: Mediating Islam and ModernityShireen Hunter |
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
1 Islamic Reformist Discourse in Iran Proponents and Prospects | 33 |
2 Reformist and Moderate Voices of Islam in the Arab East | 98 |
3 Reformist Islamic Thinkersin the Maghreb Toward an Islamic Age of Enlightenment? | 132 |
4 Islamic Modernist and Reformist Discourse in South Asia | 159 |
5 Liberal and Progressive Voices in Indonesian Islam | 187 |
6 Reformist MuslimThinkers in Malaysia Engaging with Power to Uplift the Umma? | 208 |
7 Islamic Reformist Discourses and Intellectuals in Turkey Permanent Religion with Dynamic Law | 227 |
8 Reformist and Moderate Voices in European Islam | 247 |
9 Voices of Reformist Islam inthe United States | 267 |
Conclusions and Prospects | 287 |
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About the Editor and Contributors | 321 |
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