What Is Islam? The Importance of Being Islamic in Christian Theological Schools

Reda, Nevin

doi:10.1080/09596410.2018.1494770

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“…Muslim is more than an adjective to categorize or signify difference. As Reda (2018: 313–314) notes: ‘ Islām is a masdar , a verbal noun that is similar to an English infinitive or gerund and therefore denotes action [that] carries the meanings of wholeness, peace, well-being and safety ( salām , salāma , silm )’. And for many Muslims, Islam denotes notions largely absent from geographical, and much other social science, such as fiqh , ibadah , iman , tawhid and taqwa .…”

Section: Decolonizing Muslim Geographies?mentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond the decolonial: Critical Muslim geographies

Sidaway

2022

Dialogues in Human Geography

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This paper considers selected decolonial moves in geography, building on engagements with postcolonial theory since the 1990s and earlier currents of radical geography. Whilst the paper charts their interactions, including the impacts of selective intellectual influences from Latin America, it foregrounds Muslim geographies. The decolonization of Muslim geographies questions concepts and upgrades terminology, and speaks to crucial interfaces of circuits of capital, economic and political geographies and area studies. Such moves entail relearning from epistemological, social and spatial ‘peripheries’ and establish connections, notably with Black geographies. The conclusions consider how such links transcend decolonial geographies.

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Section: Decolonizing Muslim Geographies?mentioning

confidence: 99%