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Oppressed In The Land? Fatwas On Muslims Living Under Nonmuslim Rule From The Middle Ages To The Present (Princeton Series Of M,Used
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How have Muslims, past and present, thought about the experience of living under nonMuslim rule? Does being a minority religion change the way Islam is practiced? What sort of religious freedoms have Muslims defined as being important? Can there be an authentic Islam where the Shari?a cannot be enforced?This anthology of fatwas showcases diverse reflections by major Muslim thinkers on the political, social, and theological ramifications of living in places with nonMuslim governments. These documents, which span the fourteenth to the twentyfirst centuries, reflect on the experiences of Muslim communities in such places as medieval Christian Spain, India, French Africa, Europe, the United States, and Israel/Palestine.Providing newly translated fatwas together with informative introductions and explanatory notes, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Islamic law, interreligious encounters, colonialism, comparative world history, and the Muslim experience of minorityhood.
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