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Anatomy of dissent in Islamic societies : = Ibadism, rebellion, and legitimacy /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Anatomy of dissent in Islamic societies :/ Ahmed E. Souaiaia.
Reminder of title:	Ibadism, rebellion, and legitimacy /
Author:	Souaiaia, Ahmed E.,
Description:	1 online resource.
[NT 15003449]:	Governance in Arab and Islamic societies -- Cultures, leadership, governance, and institutions -- The Madīnah charter -- Brief overview of the forms of government in the Islamic civilization -- The righteous caliphate -- The hereditary rule: coercive governments -- The pious rulers -- The imperial rule -- The nation-states -- Islamic political theories -- Transfer of power in Islamic civilization -- Origins and transformation of Ibadism -- Ibadism in modern scholarship -- Definitions and causes of revolution -- Ibadism according to sunni scholars -- Kharijism in a comparative context -- Opinions and beliefs of Kharajites -- Origins and development of Ibādiyyah -- Ibādīs during the formative period -- Ibādī sub-groups -- Overview of political dissent in Islam -- Overview of military dissent in early Islam -- Transitioning from the incidental to the fundamental -- Ibadism's unique ideas: masālik al-dīn -- The arbitration as a formative moment -- Formation of a binary: religion and politics -- The discourse of dissent: authorizing rebellion -- Negotiating authority: Ibādī political theory -- Ibadism, governance, and sectarianism -- Islamic law and jurisprudence reconsidered -- History and context of legal dissent -- Legal theory and practice in Ibadism -- Ibādī views on the Qurān and the sunnah -- The primary body of Ibādī law: al-Mudawwanah -- Substantive legal dissent -- Contours of Ibādī jurisprudence -- Contextualizing Islamic jurisprudence in the light of Ibādī law -- Ibādī law, reasoning, and procedure -- The secondary body of Ibādī law -- History, content, and style of Kitāb al-jāmi' -- Legal status of jihād -- Maturation of Ibādī jurisprudence -- Statelessness and leaderlessness -- Origins and development of the institution of al-ʻazzābah -- Definitions and history of the institution -- Functions of al-ʻazzābah -- Continuity and change in Arab and Islamic societies -- Managing dissent in modern Islamic societies.
Subject:	Ibadites. -
Online resource:	http://link.springer.com/10.1057/9781137379115
ISBN:	1137379111 (electronic bk.)

Anatomy of dissent in Islamic societies : = Ibadism, rebellion, and legitimacy /
Souaiaia, Ahmed E.,

Anatomy of dissent in Islamic societies :Ibadism, rebellion, and legitimacy /Ahmed E. Souaiaia. - 1 online resource.

Governance in Arab and Islamic societies -- Cultures, leadership, governance, and institutions -- The Madīnah charter -- Brief overview of the forms of government in the Islamic civilization -- The righteous caliphate -- The hereditary rule: coercive governments -- The pious rulers -- The imperial rule -- The nation-states -- Islamic political theories -- Transfer of power in Islamic civilization -- Origins and transformation of Ibadism -- Ibadism in modern scholarship -- Definitions and causes of revolution -- Ibadism according to sunni scholars -- Kharijism in a comparative context -- Opinions and beliefs of Kharajites -- Origins and development of Ibādiyyah -- Ibādīs during the formative period -- Ibādī sub-groups -- Overview of political dissent in Islam -- Overview of military dissent in early Islam -- Transitioning from the incidental to the fundamental -- Ibadism's unique ideas: masālik al-dīn -- The arbitration as a formative moment -- Formation of a binary: religion and politics -- The discourse of dissent: authorizing rebellion -- Negotiating authority: Ibādī political theory -- Ibadism, governance, and sectarianism -- Islamic law and jurisprudence reconsidered -- History and context of legal dissent -- Legal theory and practice in Ibadism -- Ibādī views on the Qurān and the sunnah -- The primary body of Ibādī law: al-Mudawwanah -- Substantive legal dissent -- Contours of Ibādī jurisprudence -- Contextualizing Islamic jurisprudence in the light of Ibādī law -- Ibādī law, reasoning, and procedure -- The secondary body of Ibādī law -- History, content, and style of Kitāb al-jāmi' -- Legal status of jihād -- Maturation of Ibādī jurisprudence -- Statelessness and leaderlessness -- Origins and development of the institution of al-ʻazzābah -- Definitions and history of the institution -- Functions of al-ʻazzābah -- Continuity and change in Arab and Islamic societies -- Managing dissent in modern Islamic societies.

The 'Arab Spring' that began in 2011 has placed a spotlight on the transfer of political power in Islamic societies, reviving old questions about the place of political dissent and rebellion in Islamic civilization and raising new ones about the place of religion in modern Islamic societies. "Anatomy of Dissent in Islamic Societies", Ahmed E. Souaiaia examines the complex historical evolution of Islamic civilization in an effort to trace the roots of the paradigms and principles of Islamic political and legal theories. This study is one of the first attempts at providing a fuller picture of the place of dissent and rebellion in Islamic civilization by interpreting Sunni and Shii records in the context of little-known Ibadyi political and legal materials. As the oldest sect, Ibadiyyah provides a record of the ways sectarianism and dissent developed and impinged on Islamic society and thought.

ISBN: 1137379111 (electronic bk.)

Source: 697734Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:

2077657
Ibadites.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: BP195.I3 / S68 2013

Dewey Class. No.: 320.55/7

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