Studies in Early Islamic Tradition [Max Schloessinger memorial series. Collected studies in Arabic and Islam ; 2.] - Hardcover

Studies in Early Islamic Tradition [Max Schloessinger memorial series. Collected studies in Arabic and Islam ; 2.]

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. 1 volume (various pagings) ; 25 cm. In English. Suliman Bashear (1947-1991) was born in the northern Israeli village of Mghar. He studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for his B.A. (1971) and M.A. (1973). In 1976, he received his Ph.D. at the University of London for his dissertation "Communism in the Arab East," which was published both in Arabic and English. This collection includes 15 critical and incisive studies by Bashear on various issues in the early Islamic tradition. One of the main themes running throughout these works is the gradual development of Islamic ritual and religious belief from within the historical context of Judaism and Christianity into a spiritual system seemingly rooted solely in the Hijaz. Bashear's studies consider not only the development of religious customs and beliefs, but also seek to explain how later generations recast the past in order to meet the needs of their own era. In the Introduction , Lawrence I. Conrad highlights the major themes in Bashear's works and describes his unique and stormy academic career, cut short by his untimely death at the age of 44. CONTENTS : Lawrence I. Conrad, Introduction -- Yemen in early Islam: an examination of non-tribal traditions --Qur'an 2:214 and Jerusalem Abraham's sacrifice of his son and related issues --The title "Faruq" and its association with Umar II Riding beasts on divine missions: an examination of the ass and camel traditions --Qibla musharriqa and early Muslim prayers in churches --'Ashura': an early Muslim fast -- The mission of Dihya al-Kalbi and the situation in Syria --Apocalyptic amd other materials on early Muslim-Byzantine wars: a review --The images of Mecca: a case study in early Muslim iconography -- On the origin and development of Zakat in early Islam --Muslim apocalypses and the Hour: a case study in traditional interpretation --"Qunut" in Tafsir and Hadith literatures --Hanifiyya and the Hajj --Jesus in a early Muslim shahada and related issues: a new perspective. Artikel-Nr. PGMS05

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