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An introduction to Said Nursi : life, thought and writings on non-violent and engaged Islam / Ian S. Markham and Suendam Birinci.

Van Pelt Library BP253.Z8 N8765 2010
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Markham, Ian S.
Contributor:
Birinci Pirim, Suendam.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Nursi, Said, 1873-1960.
Nursi, Said.
Nurculuk.
Physical Description:
vi, 198 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Burlington, VT : Ashgate, 2010.
Contents:
1. The life and times of Said Nursi (1878-1960). Anatolia during Nursi's early years
Nursi's childhood and early adolescence
Revolutionary ideas and activism
Moving from the periphery to the center
Post World War I
Transformation : from old Said to the new Said and composition of the Risale-i Nur
Said Nursi's legacy : The Risale-i Nur and the Nur community
What makes Bediuzzaman Said Nursi and the Risale-i Nur important?
2. The concepts of God and the Qur'an. Concept of God in Islam
The Qur'an
Nursi on God
Nursi on creation and the role of human beings
Nursi on vicegeneracy and the trust
Nursi on reflective thought
3. Said Nursi and spirituality. Sufism and the Risale-i Nur
4. Said Nursi's approach to disagreement and pluralism. The traditional options : theocracy or secularism
Grounded pluralism
Extracts from the writings of Said Nursi. Part 1, Belief
Part 2, Prophethood
Part 3, Life after death and resurrection
Part 4, Justice and worship.
Notes:
Includes index.
Contains:
Nursi, Said, 1873-1960. Risale-i nur. Selections
ISBN:
9781409407690
1409407691
9781409407713
1409407713
9781409407706
1409407705
OCLC:
666493570

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