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The Contingent Role of Islam

ABDULLAHI AHMED AN-NAʿIM

African Constitutionalism and the Role of Islam, 2011, p.99

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Título:
The Contingent Role of Islam
Autor: ABDULLAHI AHMED AN-NAʿIM
Assuntos: African culture ; African studies ; Anthropology ; Applied sociology ; Behavioral sciences ; Communities ; Constitutionalism ; Cultural identity ; Ethnic groups ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Ethnoreligious groups ; Group identity ; Human geography ; Human societies ; Islam ; Islamic law ; Muslims ; Political geography ; Political identity ; Political ideologies ; Political philosophy ; Political science ; Psychology ; Religion ; Religious laws ; Sharia ; Social groups ; Social psychology ; Social sciences ; Sociology ; Sociology of religion ; Spiritual belief systems ; Sufism ; Territories
É parte de: African Constitutionalism and the Role of Islam, 2011, p.99
Descrição: In this chapter 1 introduce and try to clarify the notion of contingency as a possible framework for mediating tensions between traditional understandings of Islam, on the one hand, and modern principles of constitutionalism, on the other. This framework can contribute to facilitating the development of constitutionalism by enhancing its cultural and religious legitimacy in African Islamic societies. Here I am seeking to apply to African Islamic societies the same basic premise discussed earlier, namely, that the sustainable development of constitutionalism needs to come to terms with the indigenous values and institutions of those societies. This is not to say
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