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Addressing this gap and drawing on the full-fledged genre of Maqid al-Shar?a, this study aims to develop a genre of Maqid al-?Aqda (higher objectives of Islamic theology) based on a scheme of core values (Truth, Justice, Beauty), instead of a scheme of .hudd (penalties). Arguing that the traditions current overemphasis on law (Justice) has relegated both theology (Truth) and Sufism (Beauty) to the periphery of the tradition, Abdelnour illustrates how this marginalisation of theology and Sufism leaves less room for an ethical Islam and instead prioritises legal and political Islam. In shifting the focus from law to theology, the book thereby grapples with such questions as: why did Islamic theology fail to develop a systemic genre of Maqid al-?Aqda? How do we chart out a map to guide the process of founding such an area? In what ways can the emerging Maqid al-?Aqda benefit from the well-established Maqid al-Shar?a? What are the ramif
underdeveloped theology?
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SERIES EDITOR
Vincent Lloyd, Villanova University
A Publication Series of
The American Academy of Religion
and
Oxford University Press
OPTING FOR THE MARGINS
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Edited by Joerg Rieger
MAKING MAGIC
Religion, Magic, and Science in the Modern World
Randall Styers
THE METAPHYSICS OF DANTES COMEDY
Christian Moevs
PILGRIMAGE OF LOVE
Moltmann on the Trinity and Christian Life
Joy Ann McDougall
MORAL CREATIVITY
Paul Ricoeur and the Poetics of Possibility
John Wall
MELANCHOLIC FREEDOM
Agency and the Spirit of Politics
David Kyuman Kim
FEMINIST THEOLOGY AND THE CHALLENGE OF DIFFERENCE
Margaret D. Kamitsuka
PLATOS GHOST
Spiritualism in the American Renaissance
Cathy Gutierrez
TOWARD A GENEROUS ORTHODOXY
Prospects for Hans Freis Postliberal Theology
Jason A. Springs
CAVELL, COMPANIONSHIP, AND CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY
Peter Dula
COMPARATIVE THEOLOGY AND THE PROBLEM OF RELIGIOUS RIVALRY
Hugh Nicholson
SECULARISM AND RELIGION-MAKING
Markus Dressler and Arvind-Pal S. Mandair
FORTUNATE FALLIBILITY
Kierkegaard and the Power of Sin
Jason A. Mahn
METHOD AND METAPHYSICS IN MAIMONIDES GUIDE FOR THE PERPLEXED
Daniel Davies
THE LANGUAGE OF DISENCHANTMENT
Protestant Literalism and Colonial Discourse in British India
Robert A. Yelle
WRITING RELIGION
The Making of Turkish Alevi Islam
Markus Dressler
THE AESTHETICS AND ETHICS OF FAITH
A Dialogue Between Liberationist and Pragmatic Thought
Christopher D. Tirres
VISIONS OF RELIGION
Experience, Meaning, and Power
Stephen S. Bush
STUDYING THE QURAN IN THE MUSLIM ACADEMY
Majid Daneshgar
SYNCRETISM AND CHRISTIAN TRADITION
Race and Revelation in the Study of Religious Mixture
Ross Kane
ASIAN AMERICANS AND THE SPIRIT OF RACIAL CAPITALISM
Jonathan Tran
THE HIGHER OBJECTIVES OF ISLAMIC THEOLOGY
Toward a Theory ofMaqid al-Aqda
Mohammed Gamal Abdelnour
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