Stuart Schaar
Abstract
Eqbal's analysis of Islam and Islamic history. He had studied the corpus, could hold his own in debates on Islamic dogma and history; Although seemingly secular, he appreciated the wonderous nature of Islam and felt attached to the culture and religion. Throughout his life, this mitigated his outsider status.
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Eqbal's analysis of Islam and Islamic history. He had studied the corpus, could hold his own in debates on Islamic dogma and history; Although seemingly secular, he appreciated the wonderous nature of Islam and felt attached to the culture and religion. Throughout his life, this mitigated his outsider status.
Key concepts: Islam, History of Islam, History, Political science, Ancient history, Religious studies, Philosophy, Archaeology