Teaching Humanity An Alternative Introduction to Islam /
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| Resumo: | XVIII, 277 p. 14 illus. text  | 
| Idioma: | inglês | 
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          Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan,
    
        2023.
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| Edição: | 1st ed. 2023. | 
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| Acesso em linha: | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-22362-4 | 
| Formato: | Recurso Eletrônico Livro | 
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                  - 1 Introduction: Teaching Humanity—Islam as a Humanistic Tradition
 - Islam as a Humanistic Tradition
 - Defining Humanism and the Humanities
 - Orientalism and the Study of Islam
 - Islam as a Legalistic Tradition
 - Three Men and an Elephant: Describing Islam
 - Islam: The Straight Path, or Is It?
 - Islam or Islam(s)?: Accounting for Islamic Diversity
 - Talal Asad: Islam as a Discursive Tradition
 - Shahab Ahmed and the Critique of Asad
 - The “Pre-Text”
 - The “Con-Text”: The Product of Engagement
 - Islam as an Affective Tradition
 - Challenging Textual Essentialism
 - Moving Beyond the Text: There Is a Reason They Call It Folk Wisdom Teaching Humanity: An Alternative Introduction to Islam
 - Questions for Discussion.-2 Islam’s Diverse Paths, Part One: Patterns of Belief
 - Defining Islam
 - Islam’s Diverse Paths
 - Islam: A Man and A Book
 - Islam: Unity in Diversity
 - Usul al-Din: The Roots of Religion
 - Tawhid: The Unity of God
 - Mansur Al-Hallaj: The Secret of Ana al-Haqq
 - Nubuwwa: Belief in Prophets
 - A Brief Outline of the Life of the Historical Muhammad
 - Following Muhammad: The Prophet as a Model for Later Generations Qiyama: Belief in the Day of Judgment
 - Conclusion
 - Questions for Discussion
 - 3 Islam’s Diverse Paths, Part Two: Patterns of Practice and Identity.-The Path of “Law”: The Shariʿa
 - ʿIbadat and Muʿamalat: Shariʿa as Ritual and Social Practice
 - Muʿamalat: Shariʿa as Social Practice
 - Shariʿa: Islamic Law?
 - The Path of Morality and Etiquette: Akhlaq and Adab
 - Paths of Love: Mahabba and ʿIshq
 - Walking the Path of Love: The Story of Layla and Majnun
 - Islam’s Diverse Communities: Shiʿa, Sunni, and Sufi
 - The Force of History: From Saqifa to Karbala
 - A Man and a Book: Accounting for Sunni and Shiʿi Islam
 - Shiʿi Islam: The Path of Devotional Allegiance
 - Shiʿi Islam’s Diverse Paths
 - Sunni Islam: The Islam of the Sunna and the Community
 - Belief in the AwliyaʾAllah: The Sufi Tradition
 - Wahdat al-Wujud and the Sufi Tradition
 - Conclusion: Islam as a Humanistic Tradition
 - Questions for Discussion
 - 4 Teaching Humanity: The Human Being as the Object and Means of Revelation in Islamic Piety.-Approaching the Qurʾan
 - The Qurʾan as Sacred Presence
 - The Form and Content of the Qurʾan
 - Qurʾanic Verses: Affirmations of Tawhid and Qiyama
 - Qurʾanic Verses: Practice and Ethics
 - Qurʾanic Verses: Narratives
 - Interpreting the Qurʾan
 - Muhkamat and Mutashabihat Verses
 - Teachers of Humanity: Prophets, Imams, and Awliyaʾ
 - Adam in the Qurʾan
 - Iblis and Adam in the Qurʾan
 - Mansur al-Hallaj and the Creation of Adam
 - The Alevi Understanding of the Adam and Iblis Story
 - The Narrative of Khidr and Musa
 - Conclusion: Humanity in the Qurʾan
 - Questions for Discussion
 - 5 Patterns of Devotional Allegiance: God’s Friends (AwliyaʾAllah) and Perfected Persons (al-Insan al-Kamil)
 - Devotional Allegiance to the Prophet Muhammad
 - Love and Devotional Allegiance to the Prophet Muhammad
 - Love and Devotion for ʿAli b. Abu Talib
 - Karbala: Shiʿi Islam’s Spiritual Fulcrum
 - Karbala as a Meme
 - Karbala as a Root Paradigm
 - Victor Turner on Human Nature: Communitas and Structure
 - Etic and Emic
 - Devotional Allegiance in the Sufi Tradition
 - The Story of Baba Farid Shakr Ganj and Mullah Sahab
 - Interpretation
 - Ahmet Yesevi in the Vilayetname
 - The Proclamation of the Praiseworthy Qualities of Hoca Ahmet Yesevi Hezretleri Analysis
 - Conclusion
 - Questions for Discussion
 - 6 My Qibla Is a Man: Islam Beyond the Shariʿa
 - Defining Alevilik
 - The Nature of Alevi Religion
 - Alevilik as Shiʿi Piety
 - Alevilik as a Sufi Tradition
 - The Cem
 - The Origin of the Cem in the Miraç of the Prophet
 - Contemporary Alevilik
 - Urban Cems and Cem Evis
 - Alevi Music and Performance
 - The Saz and the Minaret
 - Contemporary Alevi Literature
 - Narratives from the Vilayetname
 - The Narrative of the Lineage and Birth of Hacı Bektaş in the Vilayetname
 - The Vilayetname as an Islamic Text
 - The Narrative of Güvenç Abdal
 - My Qibla is a Man: Islam Beyond the Law
 - Questions for Discussion
 - 7 Conclusion: Not an Excess of Religion, But a Lack of Humanity—In Search of “Mainstream Islam”
 - Radical Muslims and Muslim Extremists
 - How to Write About Muslims
 - Islam and Humanity
 - The “Reformers” and Their Legacy
 - In Search of “Mainstream” Islam
 - “I Created Everything for You and You for Me:” An Alternative View of Islam
 - Creating Insan al-Kamil: The End of Humanity
 - “Mainstream Islam” and Shari‘a
 - “Mainstream Islam” and Modernity
 - Conclusion
 - Questions for Discussion
 - Glossary
 - Bibliography.