Islam and the plight of modern man

Abstract

Part I: The Present-day Condition of Man 1. Contemporary Western Man between the Rim and the Axis 2. The Dilemma of the Present-day Muslim Part II: The Comparative Method and the Study of the Islamic Intellectual Heritage in the West 3. Metaphysics and Philosophy East and West: Necessary Conditions for Meaningful Comparative Study 4. The Significance of the Comparative Method for the Study of the Islamic Intellectual and Spiritual Heritage Part III: The Islamic Tradition and the Current Problems of Modern Man 5. The Spiritual Needs of Western Man and the Message of Sufism 6. The Harmony of Contemplation and Action in Islam Part IV: The Contemporary Muslim between Islam and the Modern World 7. Islam in the Islamic World Today 8. Islam in the Arab World in the 14th Islamic Century 9. Islam in Persia, to the Threshold of the New Islamic Century 10. Decadence, Deviation and Renaissance: Their Meaning in the Context of Contemporary Islam 11. The Western World and its Challenges to Islam Part V: Postscript 17. Islam at the Dawn of the Third Christian Millennium 18. Reflections upon Islam and the West-Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Index.

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