Liberal Islam : a source book / edited by Charles Kurzman. [print]

Liberal Islam and its Islamic context Charles Kurzman -- Message not government, religion not state Ali Abd al-Raziq -- Legislative authority Muhammad Khalaf-Allah -- Taleqani's last sermon Mahmud Taleqani -- Sharia : the codification of Islamic law Muhammad Said Al-Ashmawi -- The Indonesian Revolution Muhammad Natsir -- Accountability, Parliament, and Ijtihad S. M. Zafar -- Religion and liberty Mehdi Bazargan -- Christian-Muslim democracy Dimasangcay A. Pundato -- Participation in non-Islamic government Rachid Ghannouchi -- Democracy and shura Sadek J. Sulaiman -- Unveiling and veiling Nazira Zein-ed-Din -- Politics and the Muslim woman Benazir Bhutto -- A feminist interpretation of women's rights in Islam Fatima Mernissi -- Quran and woman Amina Wadud-Muhsin -- Islam and the 1995 Beijing World Conference on women Muhammad Shahrour -- Minorities in a democracy Humayun Kabir -- Universalism in Islam Chandra Muzaffar -- Religious liberty Mohamed Talbi -- The Medina document Ali Bulac -- The downhill path and defense, not surrender Rusmir Mahmutcehajic -- Humanity and Islam Ali Shariati -- Extremism Yusuf Al-Qaradawi -- Rethinking Islam Today Mohamed Arkoun -- Sharia and basic human rights concerns Abdullahi Ahmed An-Naim -- The problem of Ulama Alhaji Adeleke Dirisu Ajijola -- The evolution and devolution of religious knowledge Abdul-Karim Soroush -- The principle of movement in the structure of Islam Muhammad Iqbal -- The second message of Islam Mahmoud Mohamed Taha -- The necessity of renewing Islamic thought and reinvigorating religious understanding Nurcholish Madjid -- Islam and humanism Mamadiou Dia -- Islam and Modernity Fazlur Rahman -- Islam and the challenge of the modern world Shabbir Akhtar.

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