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This book helps to deepen our understanding of the varieties of contemporary Islam and the issues that are of most concern to Muslims today. Oliver Leaman explores some of the controversies and debates that exist within Islam and between Islam and other religions. He considers how the religion can be defined by looking at the contrast between competing sets of beliefs, and arguments amongst Muslims themselves over the nature of the faith. Areas covered include: Qur’anic interpretation, gender, finance, education, and nationalism. Examples are taken from a range of contexts and illustrate the diversity of approaches to Islam that exists today.SommaireIntroduction1. Islam and leadership of the community2. Islam and the Qur’an3. Islam and God4. Islamic design5. Islam and nationalism6. Islam and equality7. Islamic economics8. Islam and morality9. Islam and law10. Islamic education11. Islam and the Other12. Islam and belief13. Islam and Sufism14. Islam and entertainment.Glossary.Bibliography.Index of Qur’anic passages.Voir sur le site de l'éditeur&#160;