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From The Cleric-led Iranian Revolution To The Rise Of The Taliban In Afghanistan, Many People Have Been Surprised By What They See As The Modern Re-emergence Of An Anti-modern Phenomenon. This Book Helps Account For The Increasingly Visible Public Role Of Traditionally Educated Muslim Religious Scholars (the Ulama) Across Contemporary Muslim Societies. Muhammad Qasim Zaman Describes The Transformations The Centuries-old Culture And Tradition Of The Ulama Have Undergone In The Modern Era -- Transformations That Underlie The New Religious And Political Activism Of These Scholars. In Doing So, It Provides A New Foundation For The Comparative Study Of Islam, Politics, And Religious Change In The Contemporary World. While Focusing Primarily On Pakistan, Zaman Takes A Broad Approach That Considers The Taliban And The Ulama Of Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, India, And The Southern Philippines. He Shows How Their Religious And Political Discourses Have Evolved In Often Unexpected But Mutually Reinforcing Ways To Redefine And Enlarge The Roles The Ulama Play In Society. Their Discourses Are Informed By A Longstanding Religious Tradition, Of Which They See Themselves As The Custodians. But These

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Author

Muhammad Qasim Zaman

Publisher

Princeton University Press California Princeton Fulfillment Services [distributor

Published

2010

Language

EN

ISBN

9780691194387

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Religion, Social Science, Anthropology