Muslim Reformism - A Critical History: Is Islamic Religious Reform Possible? (Philosophy and Politics - Critical Explorations, 11)

Foreword: A Word of Caution
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: The Missing Reform
	1.1 Religious Reform as a Universal Paradigm
	1.2 Why Abduh?
	1.3 De-wahhabizing Islam
	References
Part I: Classical Reformism: The Birth and Decline of a Paradigm
	Chapter 2: A Muslim Reformist: Muhammad Abduh
		2.1 The Life of Abduh
		2.2 Ibn Taymiyya vs. Avicenna and Ibn Arabi
		2.3 Ecumenical Solutions
		2.4 Silencing That Which One Cannot Discuss
		2.5 The Primacy of the Moral Function
		2.6 A “Moral” State or a Theocratic State?
		2.7 What To Do with “Muslim Law”?
		2.8 A Commentary for the Century
		2.9 Qur’an and Modern Sciences
		2.10 Abduh and the Liberal Current
		2.11 Critical Assessment
		References
	Chapter 3: The Paradigm of Reform
		3.1 Birth of a Paradigm
		3.2 The Shaking of the Old Order
		3.3 The Tunis of Khayr al-Din (Kheireddin)
		3.4 The Fatwa Wars
		3.5 The Religion of Publicists
		3.6 Confused Succession
		3.7 Paris, Capital of Modern Islam!
		References
Part II: Perspectives for Today’s Islam
	Chapter 4: What Is Left of Classical Reformism?
		4.1 Radicalization: The Problem with Secularism
		4.2 Religion and National Liberation
		4.3 Religion and Postcolonial States
		4.4 The Hidden Caliphate: The International Islamist
		4.5 State Reformism
		4.6 The Case of al-Tahir al-Haddad (Tahar Haddad)
	Chapter 5: New Tracks
		5.1 A New Social and Cultural Framework
		5.2 Theological-Philosophical Renewal
		5.3 Neo-reformism
		5.4 Legal Modernism
		5.5 The Mystic Renewal
		5.6 The Radical Critique
		5.7 The Comprehensive History
		5.8 New Islamology
		References
	Chapter 6: Epilogue: What Reforms for Today?
		6.1 The New International Order, the Re-enchantment of the World, and Widespread Globalization
		6.2 Religion in Modernity
		6.3 The Emergencies
		6.4 Comparative Religions and Interreligious Dialogue
		6.5 Re-spiritualizing and De-wahhabizing Islam
		6.6 Semper Reformanda
	Chapter 7: Postscript: When Islam Awakens: Problematizing the Idea of Reformation (Islah) by Mohamed Arkoun
		7.1 Can We Speak of a Reformation Paradigm?
		Reference