Islam: A Very Short Introduction

Malise Ruthven

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1. Islam, Muslims, and Islamism 2. The Quran and the Prophet 3. Divinity Unicity 4. The Shar'ia and its Consequences 5. Women and Family 6. The Two Jihads Appendix: The Five Pillars of Islam Citations and Further Reading Index

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