John Wansbrough is famous for his pioneering studies on the "sectarian milieu" out of which Islam emerged. In his view, Islam grew out of different - albeit rather marginal - Jewish and Christian traditions. In the present volume, which is dedicated to Wansbrough's memory, specialists in Islamic studies and students of the Jewish and early Christian traditions summarise Wansbrough's achievements in the past thirty years and chart the future of the tradition study of the "sectarian milieu."
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- Table of Contents (page 7)
- Abbreviations (page 15)
- Preface (page 17)
- JOHN WANSBROUGHAND THE PROBLEM OF ISLAMIC ORIGINSIN RECENT SCHOLARSHIP:A FAREWELLTO THE TRADITIONAL ACCOUNT - by CARLOS A. SEGOVIA (page 19)
- PART ONE: FORMATIVE ISLAM WITHINITS JEWISH-CHRISTIAN MILIEU (page 29)
- DES TEXTES PSEUDO CLEMENTINSA LA MYSTIQUE JUIVEDES PREMIERS SIECLESET DU SINAÏ A MA'RIB.Quelques coïncidences entrecontexte culturelet localisation géographiquedans le Coran - by GENEVIÈVE GOBILLOT (page 31)
- ON THE QUR`AN'S M A`IDA PASSAGEAND THE WANDERINGSOF THE ISRAELITES1GABRIEL - by SAID REYNOLDS (page 119)
- PRAYER AND THE DESERT FATHERS - by JOHN WORTLEY (page 137)
- FRIDAY VENERATION IN SIXTHANDSEVENTH-CENTURY CHRISTIANITYAND CHRISTIAN LEGENDSABOUT THE CONVERSION OF NAGRAN - by BASIL LOURIE (page 159)
- THEMATIC AND STRUCTURAL AFFINITIESBETWEEN 1 ENOCH AND THE QUR'AN:A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDYOF THE JUDAEO-CHRISTIAN APOCALYPTICSETTING OF THE EARLY ISLAMIC FAITH - by CARLOS A. SEGOVIA (page 259)
- PART TWO:REVISITING SOME EARLY ISLAMICSOURCES, FACTS,AND INTERPRETATIVE ISSUES (page 297)
- THE NEEDLE IN THE HAYSTACK:ISLAMIC ORIGINS AND THE NATUREOF THE EARLY SOURCES - by HERBERT BERG (page 299)
- "ALL WE KNOW IS WHATWE HAVE BEEN TOLD":REFLECTIONS ON EMIGRATIONAND LAND AS DIVINE HERITAGEIN THE QUR'AN1 - by CATERINA BORI (page 331)
- L'ANALYSE RHETORIQUEFACE A LA CRITIQUE HISTORIQUEDE J. WANSBROUGHET DE G. LÜLING.L'exemple de la sourate 96 - by MICHEL CUYPERS (page 371)
- MOHAMMED'S EXEGETICAL ACTIVITYIN THE MECCAN ARABIC LECTIONARY - by CLAUDE GILLIOT (page 399)
- THE SEARCH FOR ?UWA:EXEGETICAL METHOD,PAST AND PRESENT1 - by ANDREW RIPPIN (page 427)
- WHO IS THE ?OTHER' PARACLETE? - by JAN M. F. VAN REETH (page 451)
