Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Islam and Religious Studies Post-9/11
- 1 The Scholarly Dream of Following Muhammad's Footsteps
- 2 Another Painting on Islam's Early Canvas
- 3 John Esposito and the Muslim Women
- 4 Toward a Reconfiguration of the Category “Muslim Women”
- 5 Reflections on Ernst and Martin's Rethinking Islamic Studies
- 6 From Islamic Religious Studies to the “New Islamic Studies”
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Subject Index
- Name Index
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Contents
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Islam and Religious Studies Post-9/11
- 1 The Scholarly Dream of Following Muhammad's Footsteps
- 2 Another Painting on Islam's Early Canvas
- 3 John Esposito and the Muslim Women
- 4 Toward a Reconfiguration of the Category “Muslim Women”
- 5 Reflections on Ernst and Martin's Rethinking Islamic Studies
- 6 From Islamic Religious Studies to the “New Islamic Studies”
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Subject Index
- Name Index
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- Theorizing IslamDisciplinary Deconstruction and Reconstruction, pp. v - viPublisher: Acumen PublishingPrint publication year: 2012