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PART I TOWARD A THEORETICAL APPRECIATION OF<br/>ISLAMISM IN THE CONTEMPORARY ARAB WORLD<br/>1. Muhammad Sa'id Ramadan al-Buti, Salafiyyah is a Blessed<br/>Historical Phase rather than an Islamic Legal School<br/>2. Fathi Yakan, The Islamic Movement: Problems atid Perspectives<br/>3. Ahmad Kama! Abu al-Majd, Toward a Modern Islamic<br/>Perspective: A Declaration of Principles<br/>4. Muhammad ai-Ghazali, The Headscarf Battle<br/>PART II ISLAMISM, JIHAD, AND MARTYRDOM<br/>5. Abdullah Anas, The Birth of Afghan Arabs<br/>6. Abdullah Azzam, What Jihad Taught Me<br/>7. Muhammad Sa'id Ramadan al-Buti, Preparing the Appropriate<br/>Climate for Jihad<br/>8. Sayyid Muhammad Hussain Fadlallah, Islam and the Logic<br/>of Poiver<br/>PART III—ISLAMISM AND THE QUESTION OF ISRAEL/PALESTINE<br/>9. Ismai'l Raji al-Faruqi, Islam and Zionism<br/>10. Mustafa Abu Sway, Prom Basel to Oslo: Zionism and the<br/>Islamic Narrative<br/>11. Ataullah Bogdan Kopanski and Mohsen Saleh, The Role of the<br/>Israeli Lobby<br/>PART IV CONTEMPORARY ISLAMISM:<br/>TRENDS AND SELF-CRITICISM<br/>12. Abdul Qadir Awdah, Islam between Ignorant Followers and<br/>Incapable Scholars<br/>13. Ramadan Abdallah Shallah, The Islamic Movement and the<br/>Tasks of the Current Period<br/>14. Shaykh Umar Abdel Rahman, The Present Rulers and Islam<br/>15. Sami al-Aryan, The Islamic Movement's Performance in Crisis:<br/>Assessment and Strategic Outlook<br/>16. Rashid al-Gliannoushi, Islamic Movements: Self-Criticism and<br/>Reconsideration<br/>17. Yusuf al-Qaradawi, Extremism: The Accusation and the Reality<br/>18. Jamil Hamami, The Islamic Movement: Hopes and Aspirations<br/>PART V ISLAMISM, THE WEST, THE UNITED STATES, AND 9/11<br/>19. Abdul Wahab al-Masseri, The Imperialist Epistetnological Vision<br/>20. Ahmad Bin Yousuf, Islamists and the West: From Confrontation<br/>to Cooperation<br/>21. Mounir Shafiq, Ojj-Modernity, Liberalism, and Islamistri<br/>22. Kamal Habib, The Islamic Movemejifs Approach to<br/>Understanding Shari'ah<br/>23. Yassir Zaatira, The Islamic Movement Before and After<br/>September 11, 2001<br/>24. Sayyid Muhammad Hussain Fadlallah, Muslim Youth and<br/>the West<br/>PART VI ISLAMISM IN THE CONTEMPORARY ARAB WORLD<br/>25. Fahd al-Qahtani, Islam and Saudi Paganism<br/>16. Muhammad al-Masa'ari, Definite Proof of the Illegithnacy of<br/>the Saudi State<br/>27. 'Abd al-Qadim Zalloum, How Was the Caliphate Destroyed?<br/>28. Zaki Ahmad, Recent Changes in the Arab-Islamist Movements<br/>19. Ahmad al-Raysouni, The Moroccan Islamic Movement: Rising<br/>or Declining?<br/>30. Shaykh All Sadr al-Din al-Bayanuni, The Syrian Muslim<br/>Brotherhood: Experiences and Prospect<br/>31. Ishaq aTFarhan, Toward a Common Arab and Islamic Strategy<br/>for the Middle East<br/>32. Yahia H. Zoubir, Islamist Political Parties in Contemporary<br/>n Algeria<br/>33. Salem Abdallah, The Islamic Movement in the Gulf Region<br/>34. Tarik Hamdi Al-Azami, The Islatnic Movement in Modern Iraq:<br/>The Sunnite Dimension<br/>35. Malik Bennabi, The Ideational World and its hnpressed and<br/>Expressed Ideas |
