Michael Crawford
Ibn 'Abd Al-Wahhab
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A biography on the founder of the Wahhabi movement and first Saudi state
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A biography on the founder of the Wahhabi movement and first Saudi state
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- Makers of the Muslim World
- Verlag: Oneworld Publications
- Seitenzahl: 160
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 223mm x 139mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 322g
- ISBN-13: 9781780745893
- ISBN-10: 1780745893
- Artikelnr.: 41028678
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Makers of the Muslim World
- Verlag: Oneworld Publications
- Seitenzahl: 160
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 223mm x 139mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 322g
- ISBN-13: 9781780745893
- ISBN-10: 1780745893
- Artikelnr.: 41028678
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Michael Crawford is an independent consultant and writer on the Middle East. He served the British government in London and overseas, including in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Yemen and Pakistan, from 1981 to 2009. He previously gained a First in Jurisprudence and an M.Phil in modern Middle Eastern studies from Oxford. He was called to the Bar in 1978.
INTRODUCTION
1 THE WAHHABI PHENOMENON
Contested Origins
Divisive Sect or New Orthodoxy?
Backward-Looking or Ahead of Its Time?
Religious Universalism and Political Particularism
Sources of a Controversial History
2 AGITATOR FOR GOD
Scion of a Small Town Culture
Regional Travel and Early Influences
Response to an Ecumenical Challenge?
Narrow Window on the Wider Islamic World
Relaunching the Campaign for Godliness
The al-'Uyayna Years
3 GUIDE OF THE COMMUNITY
Alliance with the Al Sa'ud of al-Dir'iyya
Overturning the Status Quo
The Battle for Najd
Later Career
Personality
4 CHAMPION OF TRUE BELIEF
Ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab's Writings
Assertion of Orthodoxy
Oneness of God
Tawhid in Action
Friends, Enemies, and the Fifth Column
A Community Apart
5 IDEOLOGUE OF STRUGGLE
Excommunication (Takfir)
Secondary Takfir and Emigration (Hijra)
Jihad
6 SCOURGE OF POLYTHEISTS
Sunni Clerical Opponents
The Bedouin
Customary Law
Takfir of the Bedouin
Tribalism and the Bedouin
Holy Men, Cults, and Sufis
The Shi'a
7 THE REGIME OF GODLINESS AND THE POLITICAL ORDER
Explaining the Genesis of Wahhabism
Social and Economic Trends
State Formation and the Regime of Godliness
Commanding Right and Forbidding Wrong
Government and the Political Order
Obedience to the Ruler
Princes and Clerics
Imamate
Administration of Justice
Social Justice
Conclusion
8 WAHHABISM, SAUDI STATES, AND FOREIGN POWERS
Saudi Expansion and Conquest of the Holy Cities
Spreading the Word
Destruction of al-Dir'iyya
Wahhabi View of the Ottomans
Saudis and Christian Powers
The Second Saudi State's Uneven Career
Civil War and Collapse of the Second Saudi State
Restoration and Renewal
The Ikhwan and Internal Dissidence
Senior Clerics Become Officials
The Nasserist Challenge and the Saudi Bid for Islamic Leadership
9 WAHHABISM AND RELIGIOUS RADICALISM IN SAUDI ARABIA
The Trauma of Juhayman
The "Awakening"
Jihadism
10 IBN 'ABD AL-WAHHAB'S LEGACY
Bibliography
Further Reading
Index
1 THE WAHHABI PHENOMENON
Contested Origins
Divisive Sect or New Orthodoxy?
Backward-Looking or Ahead of Its Time?
Religious Universalism and Political Particularism
Sources of a Controversial History
2 AGITATOR FOR GOD
Scion of a Small Town Culture
Regional Travel and Early Influences
Response to an Ecumenical Challenge?
Narrow Window on the Wider Islamic World
Relaunching the Campaign for Godliness
The al-'Uyayna Years
3 GUIDE OF THE COMMUNITY
Alliance with the Al Sa'ud of al-Dir'iyya
Overturning the Status Quo
The Battle for Najd
Later Career
Personality
4 CHAMPION OF TRUE BELIEF
Ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab's Writings
Assertion of Orthodoxy
Oneness of God
Tawhid in Action
Friends, Enemies, and the Fifth Column
A Community Apart
5 IDEOLOGUE OF STRUGGLE
Excommunication (Takfir)
Secondary Takfir and Emigration (Hijra)
Jihad
6 SCOURGE OF POLYTHEISTS
Sunni Clerical Opponents
The Bedouin
Customary Law
Takfir of the Bedouin
Tribalism and the Bedouin
Holy Men, Cults, and Sufis
The Shi'a
7 THE REGIME OF GODLINESS AND THE POLITICAL ORDER
Explaining the Genesis of Wahhabism
Social and Economic Trends
State Formation and the Regime of Godliness
Commanding Right and Forbidding Wrong
Government and the Political Order
Obedience to the Ruler
Princes and Clerics
Imamate
Administration of Justice
Social Justice
Conclusion
8 WAHHABISM, SAUDI STATES, AND FOREIGN POWERS
Saudi Expansion and Conquest of the Holy Cities
Spreading the Word
Destruction of al-Dir'iyya
Wahhabi View of the Ottomans
Saudis and Christian Powers
The Second Saudi State's Uneven Career
Civil War and Collapse of the Second Saudi State
Restoration and Renewal
The Ikhwan and Internal Dissidence
Senior Clerics Become Officials
The Nasserist Challenge and the Saudi Bid for Islamic Leadership
9 WAHHABISM AND RELIGIOUS RADICALISM IN SAUDI ARABIA
The Trauma of Juhayman
The "Awakening"
Jihadism
10 IBN 'ABD AL-WAHHAB'S LEGACY
Bibliography
Further Reading
Index
INTRODUCTION
1 THE WAHHABI PHENOMENON
Contested Origins
Divisive Sect or New Orthodoxy?
Backward-Looking or Ahead of Its Time?
Religious Universalism and Political Particularism
Sources of a Controversial History
2 AGITATOR FOR GOD
Scion of a Small Town Culture
Regional Travel and Early Influences
Response to an Ecumenical Challenge?
Narrow Window on the Wider Islamic World
Relaunching the Campaign for Godliness
The al-'Uyayna Years
3 GUIDE OF THE COMMUNITY
Alliance with the Al Sa'ud of al-Dir'iyya
Overturning the Status Quo
The Battle for Najd
Later Career
Personality
4 CHAMPION OF TRUE BELIEF
Ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab's Writings
Assertion of Orthodoxy
Oneness of God
Tawhid in Action
Friends, Enemies, and the Fifth Column
A Community Apart
5 IDEOLOGUE OF STRUGGLE
Excommunication (Takfir)
Secondary Takfir and Emigration (Hijra)
Jihad
6 SCOURGE OF POLYTHEISTS
Sunni Clerical Opponents
The Bedouin
Customary Law
Takfir of the Bedouin
Tribalism and the Bedouin
Holy Men, Cults, and Sufis
The Shi'a
7 THE REGIME OF GODLINESS AND THE POLITICAL ORDER
Explaining the Genesis of Wahhabism
Social and Economic Trends
State Formation and the Regime of Godliness
Commanding Right and Forbidding Wrong
Government and the Political Order
Obedience to the Ruler
Princes and Clerics
Imamate
Administration of Justice
Social Justice
Conclusion
8 WAHHABISM, SAUDI STATES, AND FOREIGN POWERS
Saudi Expansion and Conquest of the Holy Cities
Spreading the Word
Destruction of al-Dir'iyya
Wahhabi View of the Ottomans
Saudis and Christian Powers
The Second Saudi State's Uneven Career
Civil War and Collapse of the Second Saudi State
Restoration and Renewal
The Ikhwan and Internal Dissidence
Senior Clerics Become Officials
The Nasserist Challenge and the Saudi Bid for Islamic Leadership
9 WAHHABISM AND RELIGIOUS RADICALISM IN SAUDI ARABIA
The Trauma of Juhayman
The "Awakening"
Jihadism
10 IBN 'ABD AL-WAHHAB'S LEGACY
Bibliography
Further Reading
Index
1 THE WAHHABI PHENOMENON
Contested Origins
Divisive Sect or New Orthodoxy?
Backward-Looking or Ahead of Its Time?
Religious Universalism and Political Particularism
Sources of a Controversial History
2 AGITATOR FOR GOD
Scion of a Small Town Culture
Regional Travel and Early Influences
Response to an Ecumenical Challenge?
Narrow Window on the Wider Islamic World
Relaunching the Campaign for Godliness
The al-'Uyayna Years
3 GUIDE OF THE COMMUNITY
Alliance with the Al Sa'ud of al-Dir'iyya
Overturning the Status Quo
The Battle for Najd
Later Career
Personality
4 CHAMPION OF TRUE BELIEF
Ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab's Writings
Assertion of Orthodoxy
Oneness of God
Tawhid in Action
Friends, Enemies, and the Fifth Column
A Community Apart
5 IDEOLOGUE OF STRUGGLE
Excommunication (Takfir)
Secondary Takfir and Emigration (Hijra)
Jihad
6 SCOURGE OF POLYTHEISTS
Sunni Clerical Opponents
The Bedouin
Customary Law
Takfir of the Bedouin
Tribalism and the Bedouin
Holy Men, Cults, and Sufis
The Shi'a
7 THE REGIME OF GODLINESS AND THE POLITICAL ORDER
Explaining the Genesis of Wahhabism
Social and Economic Trends
State Formation and the Regime of Godliness
Commanding Right and Forbidding Wrong
Government and the Political Order
Obedience to the Ruler
Princes and Clerics
Imamate
Administration of Justice
Social Justice
Conclusion
8 WAHHABISM, SAUDI STATES, AND FOREIGN POWERS
Saudi Expansion and Conquest of the Holy Cities
Spreading the Word
Destruction of al-Dir'iyya
Wahhabi View of the Ottomans
Saudis and Christian Powers
The Second Saudi State's Uneven Career
Civil War and Collapse of the Second Saudi State
Restoration and Renewal
The Ikhwan and Internal Dissidence
Senior Clerics Become Officials
The Nasserist Challenge and the Saudi Bid for Islamic Leadership
9 WAHHABISM AND RELIGIOUS RADICALISM IN SAUDI ARABIA
The Trauma of Juhayman
The "Awakening"
Jihadism
10 IBN 'ABD AL-WAHHAB'S LEGACY
Bibliography
Further Reading
Index