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ContentsFOREWORD ixACKNOWLEDGMENTSxiiiIntroduction 1IIslamic Law and the ‘Ulama in Colonial India:A Legal Tradition in Transition 17IIConstructions of Authority 38IIIThe Rhetoric of Reform and the Religious Sphere 60IVConceptions of the Islamic State 87VRefashioning Identities 111VIReligiopolitical Activism and the ‘Ulama:Comparative Perspectives 144EpilogueThe ‘Ulama in the Twenty-First Century 181NOTES 193GLOSSARY 259BIBLIOGRAPHY 263INDEX 287
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Page 8: COPYRIGHT © 2002 BY PRINCETON UNIV
Page 18: ForewordTHROUGHOUT THE MUSLIM-MAJOR
Page 26: AcknowledgmentsIHAVE INCURRED many
Page 38: IntroductionITHAS OFTEN BEEN ASSUME
Page 42: INTRODUCTION 3The ‘Ulama and the
Page 46: INTRODUCTION 5myth,MacIntyre believ
Page 50: INTRODUCTION 7of a multifaceted Isl
Page 54: INTRODUCTION 9Modernists and Islami
Page 58: INTRODUCTION 11changes in the world
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INTRODUCTION 13of the ‘ulama,and
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INTRODUCTION 15colonial and postcol
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IIslamic Law and the ‘Ulama in Co
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 19stro
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 21auth
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 23the
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 25no d
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 27fore
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 29Yet,
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 31seek
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 33lead
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 35reli
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ISLAMIC LAWIN COLONIAL INDIA 37worl
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 39of the
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 41under
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 43posite
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 45Muslim
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 47guages
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 49milita
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 51Muhamm
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 53South
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 55came t
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 57lished
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CONSTRUCTIONS OF AUTHORITY 59of dis
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 61r
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 63I
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 65A
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 67T
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 69c
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 71c
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 73m
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 75t
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 77a
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REFORM AND THE RELIGIOUS SPHERE 85L
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IVConceptions of the Islamic StateI
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CONCEPTIONS OF THE ISLAMIC STATE 89
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VRefashioning IdentitiesOLIVIER ROY
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 113nial Luc
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 115that the
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 117and its
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 119the Jam
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 121the Isla
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 123earlier
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 125Though u
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 127forging
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TABLE 3Notable Incidences of Sectar
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 131“trans
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 133madis an
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 135to exert
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 137more tha
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 139that the
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 141helped e
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REFASHIONING IDENTITIES 143Pakistan
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 145ofthem
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 147mentat
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 149the co
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 151Zeghal
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 153the fo
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 155Gulf W
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 157suppor
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 159Al-Haw
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 161the mo
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 163and th
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 165known
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 167lims a
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 169a bele
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 171eral
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 173fendin
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 177Pakist
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RELIGIOPOLITICAL ACTIVISM 179standi
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EpilogueThe ‘Ulama in the Twenty-
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194 NOTES TO INTRODUCTION6. Olivier
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196 NOTES TO INTRODUCTION26. Martha
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198 NOTES TO INTRODUCTIONbetween Gl
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200 NOTES TO CHAPTER 1The Education
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202 NOTES TO CHAPTER 116. ‘Alamgi
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204 NOTES TO CHAPTER 1ing industry
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216 NOTES TO CHAPTER 3popular cultu
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226 NOTES TO CHAPTER 4Press, 2001).
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232 NOTES TO CHAPTER 5Outline of Hi
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236 NOTES TO CHAPTER 553. Cf. Nasr,
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238 NOTES TO CHAPTER 577. Keddie, I
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240 NOTES TO CHAPTER 5101. Mawlana
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242 NOTES TO CHAPTER 5Mawlana Sami
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252 NOTES TO CHAPTER 6tacitly agree
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254 NOTES TO EPILOGUEsity are publi
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256 NOTES TO EPILOGUEtence on a uni
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Glossaryadab — Belles lettres, li
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GLOSSARY 261Maliki — A school of
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Bibliography‘Abd al-Sattar. Ta’
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 265Benton, Laura. “C
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 267Donner, Fred M. Nar
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 269Gangohi, Rashid Ahm
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 271———. Partners
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 273Johansen, Baber. Co
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 275———. Shatteri
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 277Memon, Muhammad Uma
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 279———. Ma‘ari
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 281———. “Perso
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 283Thanawi, Ashraf ‘
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 285Wensinck, A. J., et
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Index‘Abd al-Rahman, ‘Umar, 148
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INDEX 289ists, 7-10; and the‘ulam
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INDEX 291Nu‘mani, Muhammad Manzur
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INDEX 29339, 97-99; and Indonesian
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