Islam and Colonialism
The Doctrine of Jihad in Modern History
1st Edition
Published on 6. February 2015
VIII, 245 pages
978-3-11-082485-8 (ISBN)
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Content
- Intro
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 2. THE CLASSICAL DOCTRINE OF JIHAD
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Definition and purpose, the concept of riba¯t
- 2.3 Territory of Islam and territory of war
- 2.4 The legal qualification (hukm) of jihad, exemptions from the jihad-obligation
- 2.5 The summons (da waft)
- 2.6 Rules concerning the methods of warfare
- 2.7 Enemy persons who may not be killed
- 2.8 Enemy property
- 2.9 Fleeing from the battlefield
- 2.10 Assistance of unbelievers
- 2.11 Trade with the enemy
- 2.12 Captives and prisoners of war
- 2.13 Safe-conduct and quarter (ama¯n)
- 2.14 Armistice
- 2.15 Termination of jihad
- 3. JIHAD AND RESISTANCE AGAINST COLONIALISM
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Moslem resistance against British colonialism in India
- 3.3 Algerian resistance, led by 'Abd al-Qa¯dir, against French colonialism
- 3.4 The Mahdist movement in the Sudan
- 3.5 Egyptian resistance, led by Ahmad 'Ura¯bi', against British occupation
- 3.6 Sanu¯si resistance against Italian colonialism in Libya
- 3.7 The Ottoman jihad-declaration of 1914
- 3.8 Religious opposition against British colonialism and zionism in Palestine
- 4. THE DOCTRINE OF JIHAD IN MODERN ISLAM
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Modern and classical jihad literature compared
- 4.3 The definition of jihad
- 4.4 The legal aims of jihad
- 4.5 A new interpretation of the jihad-doctrine: Islamic international law
- 5. CONCLUSIONS
- APPENDIX: LIST OF CONSULTED WORKS ON fiqh
- 1. Works on ikhtila¯f
- 2. Hanafite works
- 3. Malikite works
- 4. Shafi'ite works
- 5. Hanbalite works
- 6. Zahirite works
- 7. Twelver Shi'te works
- 8. Isma'ilite works
- NOTES
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- 1. Arabic literature on jihad
- 2. Literature on jihad in other languages
- 3. Other references in Arabic
- 4. References in other languages
- INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS
- INDEX ON KORANIC VERSES
