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This wide-ranging account of the history and theology of one of

the world's most dynamic religions tells the story of Islamic

beliefs and practices as they developed from the earliest times

down to the present day. For this revised and updated Second

Edition, David Waines has added a long section tackling head-on the

issues arising from Islam's place in the changing world order at

the turn of the new millennium. The wars in Bosnia, Afghanistan and

Israel, and the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, have

raised global awareness of Islam at a superficial level - but

little has been written which considers Islamic political and

military extremism in relation to mainstream Muslim history and

theology. Coming at the end of a book which has explored the ideas

and traditions of Islam in depth, this new section offers

thought-provoking reflections on the place of religion in the

current conflicts.

Introduction

Part I. Foundations

　1. 'There is no god but Allah …'

　2. Tradition in the making

Part II. Islamic Teaching and Practice

　3. Divine will and the law

　4. Theology: faith, justice, and last things

　5. The way of the Sufi

　6. The way of the Imams

Part III. Islam in the Modern World

　7. The heartlands and beyond

　8. Issues in contemporary Islam

Excursus on Islamic origins

Glossary

Notes

Further reading

Index

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This revised and updated second edition features a new section tackling the issues arising from Islam's changing role in the volatile world order of the new millennium. Appearing at the end of a book which explores the ideas and traditions of Islam in depth, this new section offers thought-provoking reflections on the role of religion in the current conflicts. First Edition Hb (1995): 0-521-41880-1 First Edition Pb (1995): 0-521-42929-3