00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00اسلام و گذشته آن: جاهلیت، اواخر دوران باستان و قرآن [کتاب انگلیسی]Oxford University Press Oxford University Press مجموعه: مطالعات آکسفورد در ادیان ابراهیمی Table of contents : Content: Cover Islam and Its Past: Jahiliyya, Late Antiquity, and the Qurʼan Copyright Dedication Table of Contents List of Contributors Introduction 1: Reflections on the State of the Art in Western Qurʼanic Studies A QUANTUM LEAP PERIODIZATION AND FOCUS THE OLD BIBLICISTS, OR THE BEGINNINGS OF MODERN WESTERN QURʼANIC STUDIES THE INTERRUPTION THE COMPOSITION OF THE QURʼAN AND FORMGESCHICHTE CONTEMPORARY QUR'ANIC STUDIES THE NEW BIBLICISTS THE EXTRA-PENINSULISTS, ORTHE ALLOHISTORIANS THE LATE ANTIQUARIANS THE SHEEPSKINNERS, OR THE NEW TEXTUALISTS SOURCES OF THE QURʼAN LANGUAGE AND STYLETHE STRUCTURE OF LONG SURAHSAND RING-THEORY FEMINIST CRITICISM TYPOLOGY ORALITY AND THE CANONIZATION OF THE QURʼAN THE QURʼAN AS A COLLECTIVE WORK LOOKING TO THE FUTURE BIBLIOGRAPHY 2: Processes of Literary Growth and Editorial Expansion in Two Medinan Surahs INTRODUCTION THE OPENING SECTION OF SURAH 5 Q 5:3 Q 5:4 Q 5:5 THE OPENING SECTION OF SURAH 9 A CURSORY COMMENTARY ON Q 9:1-16 THE LITERARY GROWTH OF SURAH 9'S OPENING SECTION CONCLUSION APPENDIX: TABLES AND FIGURES BIBLIOGRAPHY 3: 'O Believers, Be Not as Those Who Hurt Moses': Q 33:69 and Its Exegesis INTRODUCTIONTHE RIDDLE THE CLASSICAL INTERPRETATIONS THE LINK TO NUMBERS 12 THE IMMEDIATE LITERARY CONTEXT A VARIANT READING THE PROPHET'S FAMILY LIFE AS REFLECTED IN THE QUR'AN AND LATER TRADITIONS CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY 4: Pagan Arabs as God-fearers THE GOD-FEARERS OF ANTIQUITY THE QURʼAN BIBLIOGRAPHY 5: Locating the Qurʼan and Early Islam in the 'Epistemic Space' of Late Antiquity QUESTIONING PERIODIZATIONS LATE ANTIQUITY AS THE EPISTEMIC SPACE OF THE QURʼAN'S GENESIS LATE ANTIQUE HERMENEUTICS: TYPOLOGY VERSUS LITERALITY STAGING BIBLICAL TRADITION AND ADDRESSING AN ARAB PREDICAMENTPENETRATING BIBLICAL TRADITION ECLIPSING BIBLICAL TRADITION: A NEW MYTHOPOIESIS REFLECTING TYPOLOGY CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY 6: Were there Prophets in the Jahiliyya? THE PROBLEM JĀHILĪ PROPHETS? THE RIDDA PROPHETS MONOTHEISTS IN THE JAHILIYYA SOMETIMES IDENTIFIED AS PROPHETS Prophets of the Fatra IBN ṢAYYĀD (OR IBN ṢĀʼID) CONCLUSIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY 7: Early Medieval Christian and Muslim Attitudes to Pagan Law: A Comparison CHRISTIAN ATTITUDES The Salic Law Early Medieval Attitudes Outside the Salian Code Christianity and Roman LawExplaining Christian Attitudes MUSLIM ATTITUDES God's Monopoly of the Making of Law Pagan Law Retained in Islamic Law: The Case of Compurgation Further Pagan Retentions in Islamic Law Awkward Cases: The Commenda Awkward Cases: Manumission with Effect from the Owner's Death Why Not Argue from Silence? Explaining Muslim Attitudes: Arabism Explaining Muslim Attitudes: Divine Pragmatism Explaining Muslim Attitudes: Did Jāhilī Law Have Monotheist Origins? COMPARING CHRISTIAN AND MUSLIM ATTITUDES BIBLIOGRAPHY 8: Remarks on Monotheism in Ancient South Arabia تاریخ در قرآن تاریخ موضوعی (اسلام) عصبیت جاهلیت جاهلیت (فلسفه سیاسی) مایکل کوک کارول باخوس (Carol Bakhos، استاد مطالعات یهودیت) کوک , مایکل آلن (Michael Allan Cook؛ خاورشناس انگلیسی و استاد دانشگاه پرینستون), 1940م.انگلستان.# 1940م.انگلستان.# Author باخوس, کارول (Carol Bakhos، استاد یهودیت باستانی متاخر در دانشگاه کالیفرنیا در لس آنجلس آمریکا و ویراستار یهودیت باستان در زمینه هلنیستی آن) Author book marcgt