The Cambridge companion to classical Islamic theology
Dublin Core
Title
The Cambridge companion to classical Islamic theology
Author
Winter, Tim, editor
Publisher
Cambridge
Publisher Translated
New York: Cambridge University Press, 2008.
Place of Publication
United Kingdom: Cambridge
No. of Pages
337 p.
Language
English
Publication Date
20080000
Primary Classification
1.2
Secondary Classification
1.2
Primary Document Type
b
Table Of Contents
Notes on contributors -- Introduction / Tim Winter -- Pt. I. Historical perspectives -- 1. Qur'an and hadith / M.A.S. Abdel Haleem -- 2. The early creed / Khalid Blankinship -- 3. Islamic philosophy (falsafa) / Hossein Ziai -- 4. The developed kalām tradition / Oliver Leaman (part I) and Sajjad Rizvi (part II) -- 5. The social construction of orthodoxy / Ahmed El Shamsy -- Pt. II. Themes -- 6. God: essence and attributes / Nader El-Bizri -- 7. Creation / David B. Burrell -- 8. Ethics / Steffen A. J. Stelzer -- 9. Revelation / Yahya Michot -- 10. The existence of God / Ayman Shihadeh -- 11. Worship / William C. Chittick -- 12. Theological dimensions of Islamic law / Umar F. Abd-Allah -- 13. Theology and Sufism / Toby Mayer -- 14. Epistemology and divine discourse / Paul-A. Hardy -- 15. Eschatology / Marcia Hermansen -- Index
Call Number
BP166.1 .C36 2008
Subject Captions
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Series
Cambridge companions to religion
ISBN
9780521785495
Collection
Citation
“The Cambridge companion to classical Islamic theology,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed January 23, 2025, https://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/34356.