Revival and reform in Islam : the legacy of Muhammad al-Shawkānī

Bernard Haykel

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1. Charismatic authority: the Qasimi Imamate in the seventeenth century 2. Becoming a dynasty: the Qasimimi Imamate in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries 3. The absolute interpreter and 'Renewer' of the thirteenth century H 4. The triumph of Sunni traditionism and the re-ordering of Yemeni society 5. Clashing with the Zaydis: the question of cursing the Prophet's Companions (sabb al-sahaba) 6. Riots in Sanaa: the response of the strict Hadawis 7. Shawkani's legacy.

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