Engaging the Madrasa
Education and Islamic Thought in a Changing World
Series: Contending Modernities;
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Product details:
- Publisher University of Notre Dame Press
- Date of Publication 31 May 2026
- ISBN 9780268211028
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages298 pages
- Size 229x152x17 mm
- Weight 666 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 5 illustrations - 5 diagrams - 5 Diagrams 700
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Long description:
Engaging the Madrasa delves into the intellectual and political challenges that the Muslim scholarly community faces across the globe.
The rapid developments of the modern age have given rise to complex theological and philosophical challenges for Muslim scholarly communities. To confront these questions, editors Ebrahim Moosa and Joshua Lupo have curated a collection of essays offering balanced and nuanced perspectives that amplify the richness of the Islamic traditions while avoiding both conservative nostalgia or progressive amnesia.
Engaging the Madrasa grapples with the loss and reimagining of tradition in the modern world, bringing together madrasa scholars from India, Pakistan, and the United States to confront themes such as gender equality, the nation-state, colonial legacies, the role of technology, and more. In doing so, the contributors use both modern science and Islamic theological discourse to chart new pathways on which Muslim scholars and theologians around the globe can draw.
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Acknowledgments
Introduction by Ebrahim Moosa and Joshua Lupo
1. Between Tradition and Technological Change: Ethical Bearings in a Digital Age by Ebrahim Moosa
2. Egalitarian Turn as Copernican Revolution Theorizing Continuity and Change in Islamic Theology and Law by Mahan Mirza
3. Muslim Scholars, Islamic Studies, and the Gendered Academy: Contingent Reflections by Kecia Ali
4. Tawḥīd, Transcendence, and Contingency in Islamic Thought by Marcia Hermansen
5. The Problem of the Qur'an's Esoteric Interpretation (Taʾwīl): An Examination of Classical and Modernist Thought with Special Reference to Ibn Rushd by Waris Mazhari, translated by SherAli Tareen
6. Pedagogical Politics and the Formation of the Muslim Subject in the Era of the Nation-State by Mashal Saif
7. Rethinking Muslim Political Theology by Ammar Khan Nasir, translated by SherAli Tareen
Postscript. Tradition, Change, and Community in Madrasa Discourses by Joshua S. Lupo
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