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Afsaruddin Asma - Contemporary Issues In Islam - Paperback Black & Asian Studies Barcode: 627987960198

Afsaruddin Asma - Contemporary Issues In Islam - Paperback Black & Asian Studies Barcode: 627987960198Binding: Paperback Description: Discussing the issues in Islam including Shari'a jihad politics gender and interfaith relations this book challenges the "clash of civilisations" thesis by identifying shared universal values that are retrievable from a historicised investigation of the Islamic past and its connection. Title: Contemporary Issues In Islam Author(s): Afsaruddin Asma Publisher: Edinburgh University Press Barcode: 9780748632770 Pages: 232

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Afsaruddin Asma - Contemporary Issues In Islam - Paperback Black & Asian Studies Barcode: 627987960198Binding: Paperback Description: Discussing the issues in Islam including Shari'a jihad politics gender and interfaith relations this book challenges the "clash of civilisations" thesis by identifying shared universal values that are retrievable from a historicised investigation of the Islamic past and its connection. Title: Contemporary Issues In Islam Author(s): Afsaruddin Asma Publisher: Edinburgh University Press Barcode: 9780748632770 Pages: 232

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