Analisis Naskhah Injil Barnabas yang ditahkik oleh Sheikh Muhammad Rashid Rida (1865-1935)

Rashd Ris publication of the Arabic translation of the Gospel of Barnabas can be considered a part of a continuing Islamic literary tradition looking for an Islamic Gospel that supported the principal tenets of the Islamic faith (This thesis). Article Title: Kajian kritis-historis terhadap perjanjian baru [De historisch-kritische studie van het Nieuwe Testament] Author: Jonge, H.J. de Source: Ilmu perbandingan agama di Indonesia dan Belanda [Vergelijkende godsdienstwetenschap in Indonesi en Nederland; Comparative History of Religion in Indonesia and the Netherlands] (Seri INIS xiv), 111 - 132 (1992) Publisher: INIS Issue Date: 1992 Faculty: Faculty of Theology Language: en Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/1887/977 Islam in Transition
Muslim Perspectives Second Edition Edited by John J. Donohue and John L. Esposito ISBN13: 9780195174311ISBN10: 0195174313 Paperback, 528 pages Jan 2006, In Stock

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*=New to this edition Preface Introduction: Islam in Transition: Muslim Perspectives I. EARLY RESPONSES: CRISIS AND THE SEARCH FOR IDENTITY Rifaa Badawi Rafi al-Tahtawi: Fatherland and Patriotism Sayyid Jamal al-Din al-Afghani: An Islamic Response to Imperialism Sayyid Jamal al-Din al-Afghani: Islamic Solidarity Shaykh Muhammad Abduh: Islam, Reason, and Civilization

Ali Abd al-Raziq: The Caliphate and the Bases of Power Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan: India and English Government Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan: Islam: The Religion of Reason and Nature II. ISLAM AND THE MODERN STATE Islam and Nationalism Rashid Rida: Patriotism, Nationalism, and Group Spirit in Islam Amir Shakib Arslan: Our Decline and Its Causes Sati al-Husri: Muslim Unity and Arab Unity Taha Husayn: The Future of Culture in Egypt Hasan al-Banna: The New Renaissance Abd al-Rahman al-Bazzaz: Islam and Arab Nationalism Muhammad Iqbal: A Separate Muslim State in the Subcontinent Abu-l-Ala Mawdudi: Nationalism and Islam Islam and Socialism Shaykh Mahmud Shaltut: Socialism and Islam Muammar al-Qadhdhafi: The Third Way Michel Aflaq: The Arab Personality Between Past and Present Sadiq al-Azm: A Criticism of Religious Thought Mustafa Sibai: Islamic Socialism Sayid Qutb: Social Justice in Islam The National Charter of the Algerian Popular Democratic Republic: Islam and the Socialist Revolution A.K. Brohi: The Concept of Islamic Socialism Islam in the Contemporary Secular State Abdallah Laroui: Contemporary Arab Ideology Hichem Djait: Islam, Reform, and the New Arab Man Mustafa Mahmud: Islam vs. Marxism and Capitalism

Mushir ul-Haq: Islam in Secular India * Asghar Ali Engineer: Islam and Secularism III. ISLAM AND SOCIAL CHANGE Modernization of Islamic Law Subhi Mahmasani: Adaptation of Islamic Jurisprudence to Modern Social Needs Asaf A.A. Fyzee: The Reinterpretation of Islam * Amina Wadud: Rights and Roles of Woman * Ahmed Zaki Yamani: The Political Competence of Women in Islamic Law * Muhammad Said al-Ashmawi: Reforming Islam and Islamic Law * Heba Raouf Ezzat: On the Future of Women and Politics in the Arab World * Sisters in Islam: Chronology of a Struggle for Equal Rights Reform of Islamic Law: The Changing Status of Women and the Family The Debate over Family Law Reform in Pakistan: The Modernist Majority Report The Debate over Family Law Reform in Pakistan: The Minority Report * Fatwa: The Islamic Veil (Hijab) * Fatwas: Bio-ethics * Fatwas: Human Procreation Islam and Economics Ayatullah Mahmud Taliqani: The Characteristics of Islamic Economics Khurshid Ahmad: Islam and the Challenge of Economic Development M. Umar Chapra: The Islamic Welfare State * Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr: The Psychological Role of Islam in Economic Development IV. ISLAM AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES Islam and Democracy Abu-l-Ala Mawdudi: Political Theory of Islam * Rachid Ghannouchi: The Participation of Islamists in a Non-Islamic Government

* Muhammad Salim Al-Awa: Political Pluralism from an Islamic Perspective * Fathi Osman: Shura and Democracy * Murad Hofmann: Democracy or Shuracracy * Abdulaziz Sachedina: Why Democracy, and Why Now? * Abdolkarim Soroush: Tolerance and Governance: A Discourse on Religion and Democracy * Abid Ullah Jan: Compatibility: Neither Required nor an Issue Islam and the West: Clash and Dialogue * Ayatullah Ruhullah Khumayni: Islamic Government * Anwar Ibrahim: The Need for Civilizational Dialogue * Abdallah Laroui: The Crisis of the Arab Intellectual: Traditionalism or Historicism? * Muhammad Shahrur: Islamic Culture in Danger * Ali Shariati: On Martyrdom (Shahadat) * Ayatollah Mohammad Khatami: Dialogue Between East and West * Seyyed Hossein Nasr: Reflections on Islam and the West: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow * T.J. Winter: The Poverty of Fanaticism Jihad Defined and Redefined * Sherman Jackson: Jihad and the Modern World * Sayyid Qutb: Jihad in the Cause of God * Muhammad Abdel Salam al-Farag: The Forgotten Duty * Abdullah al-Azzam: Join the Caravan * Osama Bin Laden: Text of Fatwa Urging Jihad Against Americans * HAMAS: The Covenant of the Islamic Resistance Movement HAMAS * Shaikh Muhammad Mahdi Shams al-Din: On the Political Utility of Using Armed Violence * Sayyid Muhammad Husain Fadlallah: We Must Think Before We Act; September 11 Was a Gift to the U.S. Administration Khaled Abou El Fadl: Islam and Violence: Our Forgotten Legacy * Fatwa: Jihad

* Fatwa: Terrorism * Fatwas: Suicide Bombings and Martyrdom Global Voices: Issues of Identity * Tariq Ramadan: The Arab World and the Muslims Faced with Their Contradictions * Osman Bakar: Islam and the Malay Civilizational Identity: Tension and Harmony Between Ethnicity and Religiosity * Nurcholish Madjid: Islamic Faith and the Problem of Pluralism: Relations Among the Believers * Muqtedar Khan: Reason and Individual Reasoning * Ali A. Mazrui: Human History as Divine Revelation: A Dialogue Description: Promotores: P.S. van Koningsveld, G.A. Wiegers

Islamic reformism and Christianity : a critical reading of the works of Muhammad Rashid Rida and his associates (1898-1935)
Doctoral thesis Title: Islamic reformism and Christianity : a critical reading of the works of Muhammad Rashid Rida and his associates (1898-1935) Author: Ryad, Umar Publisher: Faculty of Religious Studies, Leiden University Issue Date: 2008-06-12 Keywords: Rashid Rida Al-Manar Islam and Christian missions Islamic polemics on Christianity Islamic Reformism Tawfiq Sidqi The fatwas of al-Manar Arab Christians Abstract: The present work is a critical study of the dynamics of Muslim understanding of Christianity during the late 19th and the early 20th century in the light of the polemical writings of the well-known Syro-Egyptian Muslim reformist Sheikh Muhammad Rashid Rida (1865-1935) and his associates. It is observable that neither Muslim nor Western scholars paid due attention to his views on Christianity. No full-scale study of his perspectives on that subject has been undertaken so far. Although there are scattered and brief remarks in some individual studies on some of his works on Christianity, investigation is still needed by focusing on his polemics and answers to the social, political and theological aspects of missionary movements among Muslims of his age. The base of our analysis in the present study encompasses Ridas voluminous publications embodied in his magnum opus, the journal al-Manar (The Lighthouse). The core of these writings on the Christian beliefs and scriptures consisted of polemic and apologetic issues, which had already existed in the premodern Islamic classification of Christianity. However, al-Manar polemicists have added to their investigations many modern aspects largely influenced by Western critical studies of the Bible. There is no documented public debate (munazarah) between Rida and his contemporary missionaries. But al-

Manar developed certain sorts of arguments drawn from critical studies about biblical texts, church history, political confrontations in the period of colonialism, and evidence of what it perceived as the wrong picture portrayed by missionaries (and some Christian Arabs) of Islam. Description: Promotores: P.S. van Koningsveld, G.A. Wiegers With Summary in Dutch Faculty: Faculty of Theology Citation: Ryad, U., 2008, Doctoral Thesis, Leiden University Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/1887/12958 Islamic reformism and Christianity : a critical reading of the works of Muhammad Rashid Rida and his associates (1898-1935) : History of Christian-Muslim relations ISBN: 90-04-17911-9 eISBN: 9786612950889 Authors: Ryad, Umar; Imprint: Leiden: BRILL, 2009 Doctoral thesis Title: Occidentalisms. Images of 'the West' in Egypt Author: Woltering, Robbert Antonius Fransiscus Leonardus Publisher: International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World (ISIM), Faculty of Arts, Leiden University Issue Date: 2009-05-14 Keywords: Orientalism Occidentalism Image Studies Egypt Galal Amin Muhammad Imara Rida Hilal The West Imagology Egyptian intellectuals Abstract: This thesis researches images of the West in contemporary Egyptian non-fiction. These images or: Occidentalisms - are found to have a history going back to the early nineteenth century, and are clearly related to political and social developments in Egypt and the wider Arab world, in which European and other Western powers have played a role. Occidentalisms are additionally found to be influenced by the ideological background from which the images are crafted. This is shown by a threefold analysis in which Islamist, Liberal and Nationalist-Leftist publications are analyzed and compared. Three contemporary intellectuals are made to stand as representatives of each ideological discourse, respectively: Muhammad Imara; Rida Hilal; and Galal Amin. Their work is researched in order to gain an in-depth understanding of how the West is imagined, whereas the other material provides a broad overview. The book ends with a comparison of Orientalism and Occidentalism. Description: Promotor: A. Bayat

With Summary in Dutch Faculty: Faculteit der Letteren Citation: Woltering, R.A.F.L., 2009, Doctoral Thesis, Leiden University Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/1887/13800