Muslims and Others - Relations in Context

Frontmatter;12;Content;133;Introduction;214;Chapter 1. Christians, Muslims, Jews, and their Religions;595;Chapter 2. Three Monotheistic Religions: Structure and Patterns of Meaning;846;Chapter 3. The Earliest Relations of Islam with other Religions;1077;Chapter 4. Cases of Interreligious Dialogue under Muslim Rule;1308;Chapter 5. Two Shining Lights: Medieval Islam and Christianity;1539;Chapter 6. World Religions Seen in Islamic Light;18210;Chapter 7. Twentieth Century Writings about Other Religions: A Classification;21911;Chapter 8. Some Observations on Muslim Studies of Religions;23812;Chapter 9. Some Muslim Reflections on the West;26113;Chapter 10. Europe and its Muslim Neighbors: Glimpses of Dialogue;29314;Chapter 11. Muslims and Their Islam in Europe: Initiatives and Responses;32815;Chapter 12. Diversity and Unity of Islam in Europe: Islamic Constructs;35616;Chapter 13. Muslims and Others in Europe: Cultural and Intercultural Contacts;37717;Chapter 14. Muslim Minorities: Politics and Religion in the Balkans;40118;Chapter 15. Muslim-Christian Minority Problems in Europe and the Middle East;42419;Chapter 16. Issues in Muslim-Christian Relations;44420;Chapter 17. Between Baghdad and Birmingham: Opportunities of Minorities;47221;Chapter 18. Muslims and Christians: Changing Identities;49922;Chapter 19. Muslims and Westerners: Changing Attitudes;50823;Backmatter