The life and legacy of the controversial caliph who consolidated the text of the Qur'an and expanded the borders of IslamHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Heather Keaney is Associate Professor of History at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California. She teaches, researches and writes on various religio-political debates in the medieval and modern Middle East. She is the author of Medieval Islamic Historiography.
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1 CONTEXT Introduction The Challenge of ‘Uthman The Challenge of the Sources ‘Uthman’s World The World ‘Uthman Made and that Made ‘Uthman Conclusion 2 COMPANION Introduction The Man Precedence in Islam (Sabiqa) Generosity Muhammad and the Rashidun Caliphs Conclusion 3 CONSULTATION Introduction Defense of the Shura Deliberations Decision Debates ‘Uthman’s First Acts Conclusion 4 CONQUESTS Introduction Problem of the Sources North Africa Mediterranean Sea Iran Northern Iran and the Caucasus The Iranian Plateau Armenia Mediterranean Sea Conclusion 5 CRISIS Introduction Complaints Rebellion Regicide Aftermath Conclusion 6 CONSEQUENCES Introduction Martyr Unity of the Community Conclusion 7 CONTESTED CONTINUITY Introduction Companion Consultation Caliphate Crisis Conclusion Selected Bibliography Index
1 CONTEXT Introduction The Challenge of ‘Uthman The Challenge of the Sources ‘Uthman’s World The World ‘Uthman Made and that Made ‘Uthman Conclusion 2 COMPANION Introduction The Man Precedence in Islam (Sabiqa) Generosity Muhammad and the Rashidun Caliphs Conclusion 3 CONSULTATION Introduction Defense of the Shura Deliberations Decision Debates ‘Uthman’s First Acts Conclusion 4 CONQUESTS Introduction Problem of the Sources North Africa Mediterranean Sea Iran Northern Iran and the Caucasus The Iranian Plateau Armenia Mediterranean Sea Conclusion 5 CRISIS Introduction Complaints Rebellion Regicide Aftermath Conclusion 6 CONSEQUENCES Introduction Martyr Unity of the Community Conclusion 7 CONTESTED CONTINUITY Introduction Companion Consultation Caliphate Crisis Conclusion Selected Bibliography Index
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