Islamic Studies in the Twenty-first Century

Léon Buskens holds the chair of Law and Culture in Muslim Societies at Leiden University and is director of the Netherlands Interuniversity School of Islamic Studies, where Annemarie van Sandwijk is an editor.

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Léon Buskens holds the chair of Law and Culture in Muslim Societies at Leiden University and is director of the Netherlands Interuniversity School of Islamic Studies, where Annemarie van Sandwijk is an editor.

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INTRODUCTIONDichotomies, Transformations, and Continuities in the Study of IslamLéon Buskens TEXTS The Anthropologist as ReaderBrinkley MessickTextual Aspects of Religious Authority in Premodern IslamJonathan P. BerkeyWhat to do with Ritual Texts: Islamic Fiqh Texts and the Study of Islamic RitualA. Kevin ReinhartGENDERTextual Study of GenderMarion KatzScholarship on Gender Politics in the Muslim World: Some Critical Reflections Dorothea E. Schulz THEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF IDEASPower, Orthodoxy, and Salvation in Classical Islamic TheologyChristian LangeDialectical Theology in the Search for Modern Islam Abdulkader TayobLAW"Classical" Islamic Legal Theory as Ideology: Nasr Abu Zayd's Study of al-Shafi'i's al-RisalaMuhammad Khalid MasudIslamic Law in the Modern World: States, Laws, and ConstitutionsKnut S. VikørNETWORKSSufi Networks, Ethics of Hospitality and Vernacular CosmopolitanismPnina WerbnerCULTURE AND RELIGIONMiddle Eastern Studies and Islam: Oscillations and Tensions in an Old RelationshipLéon BuskensNOTES ON CONTRIBUTORSOVERVIEW OF NISIS AUTUMN SCHOOLS, 2010-2014