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Oasis n. 25, Who Speaks for Muslims? (ed. inglese)

Oasis n. 25, Who Speaks for Muslims? (ed. inglese)

1° ed.
978-88-317-2880-5

The West is looking for a single interlocutor, but authority in Islam is decentralized.

LEADER
- In Search of a Leader, Martino Diez
FOCUS
The Qur’an as a Political Programme, Asma Afsaruddin
How the Shi‘ite Clergy Entered Politics, Rainer Brunner
The Sufis’ Soft Power, Rainer Brunner
Fatwas as a Weapon against Fanaticism, Ridwan al-Sayyid
Does al-Azhar Speak for All Sunnis?, Michele Brignone
The Unpublished Text on Islam’s Reform, Salah Fadl
Saudi Ulama, Guardians of Change, Raihan Ismail
Muslim Authority Meets Europe. And Changes, Abdessamad Belhaj
CLASSIC
The Twelve “Keepers” of the Qur’an, Martino Diez
The Imam as Divine Proof, Testi da al-Kulaynī
Theology-Fiction: Prophesying the Umma to Come, Martino Diez
The Erosion of Sharia, passages from al-Juwaynī
DOCUMENTS

“Unmasking the Peddlers of Illusions about the Afterlife”
Excerpts from Pope Francis’ speeches in Cairo.
REPORTAGE
Wanted: a German Islam, Rolla Scolari
REVIEWS
The Caliphate’s Metamorphosis, Chiara Pellegrino
The ‘Alawis’ Forgotten Past, Martino Diez
Salafism: the History of a Misunderstanding, Rocio Daga Portillo
If Global Doesn’t Rhyme with Universal, Michele Brignone
The Third Way of the Qur’anic Jesus, Rolla Scolari
If a Comedy Explains More than a Theological Conference Does, Emma Neri