Approaches to Ibāḍī exegetical tradition
Ibāḍīs are a minority Muslim group whose history goes back to the early period of Islam. Today they mainly live in Oman, Zanzibar, and some parts of North Africa (Algeria, Tunisia and Libya). A long-lasting cliché that associates Ibāḍīs with early Kharijites (puritans and fanatics) creates a great i...
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| Language: | English |
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Wiesbaden
Harrassowitz Verlag
2020
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| In: | Year: 2020 |
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| Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains: | B
Koran
/ Koran exegesis
/ Ibadites
B Bišr Ibn-Ġānim -815 / Islam / Koran / Koran exegesis / Muslim / Ibadites / Theology B Islamic law B Jurisprudence |
| Further subjects: | B
Ibadites
History
B Ibadites B Islamic Law B Khurāsānī al-Ibāḍī, Bishr ibn Ghānim (-approximately 815) Mudawwanah |
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| Summary: | Ibāḍīs are a minority Muslim group whose history goes back to the early period of Islam. Today they mainly live in Oman, Zanzibar, and some parts of North Africa (Algeria, Tunisia and Libya). A long-lasting cliché that associates Ibāḍīs with early Kharijites (puritans and fanatics) creates a great impediment in understanding this group. Although in recent years literature about the origins, socio-economic, political, theological and intellectual history of the Ibāḍīs has been growing rapidly, there are very few studies on their history of Quran exegesis. This study by İsmail Albayrak analyzes various approaches to Ibāḍīs exegetical tradition to find an answer to the following questions: How different are Ibāḍī exegeses compared to mainstream Muslim exegetical tradition? Can one talk about particular Ibāḍī exegetical methodologies? Why Ibāḍīs have produced so little in this genre? How diverse is the Ibāḍī exegetical tradition with special reference to the notion of return of Jesus? Using the main and updated Ibāḍī sources, the book contributes not only to the exegetical and theological understanding of Ibāḍīism but also to its history, politics, culture, geography, sociology, folklore and anthropology. Beyond that, the study shows that Ibāḍī groups were not immune to the pressures of modernity and reacted in a similar manner as other Muslim communities regarding many issues. |
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| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 145-151) and index |
| ISBN: | 3447114320 |