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How does the Islamic tradition create space for, and resist, constructive inter-religious dialogue?
In this book, Adis Duderija considers the conditions necessary for inter-religious dialogue, comparative theological learning, and theological growth within an Islamic context. Applying the writings of Catherine Cornille, Duderija presents fresh discussions of the Qur'an, hadith, and orthodox Islamic doctrines (takfir, tashabbuh bi-l-kuffar, bid'a, and al wala' wal bara') from the perspective of comparative theology. Primarily focusing on Islamic dialogue with Christianity and Buddhism, Duderija juxtaposes the work of foundational Islamic scholars, revealing how each promote various forms of inter-religious dialogue.
Contents
Note on Transliteration and Translation
Introduction: Comparative Theology and Islam: An Overview
Chapter 1: Catherine Cornille's Contribution to Theorising on Constructive Interreligious Engagement
Chapter 2: Constructive Religious Engagement in Qur'an, Hadith and (Sunni) Islamic Orthodoxy: Resources, Challenges and Dilemmas
Chapter 3: Mahmoud Ayoub's Contribution to Constructive Interreligious Engagement in Islam
Chapter 4: Ismail Al-Faruqi's Contribution to Constructive Interreligious Engagement in Islam
Chapter 5: Shabbir Akhtar's Contribution to Constructive Interreligious Engagement in Islam
Chapter 6: Imtiyaz Yusuf's Contribution to Constructive Interreligious Engagement in Islam
Chapter 7: Mona Siddiqui's Contribution to Constructive Interreligious Engagement in Islam
Chapter 8: Mouhanad Khorchide's Contribution to Constructive Interreligious Engagement in Islam
Chapter 9: Muna Tatari's Contribution to Constructive Interreligious Engagement in Islam
Conclusion
