I. Three Monotheistic Religions: 1. Christians, Muslims, Jews, and
their Religions · 2. Three Monotheistic Religions: Structure and
Patterns of Meaning
II. Muslim Encounters with Other Religions in History: 3. The
Earliest Relations of Islam with Other Religions · 4. Cases of
Interreligious Dialogue under Muslim Rule
III. Muslim Perceptions of Other Religions: 5. Two Shining Lights:
Medieval Islam and Christianity · 6. World Religions Seen in
Islamic Light · 7. Twentieth Century Writings about Other
Religions: A Classification · 8. Some Observations on Muslim
Studies of Religions
IV. Muslims and the West, Muslims in the West: 9. Some Muslim
Reflections on the West · 10. Europe and its Muslim Neighbors:
Glimpses of Dialogue · 11. Muslims and their Islam in Europe:
Initiatives and Responses · 12. Diversity and Unity of Islam in
Europe: Islamic Constructs · 13. Muslims and Others in Europe:
Cultural and Intercultural Contacts
V. Muslim-Christian Relations and Minority Problems: 14. Muslim
Minorities: Politics and Religion in the Balkans · 15.
Muslim-Christian Minority Problems in Europe and the Middle East ·
16. Issues in Muslim-Christian Relations · 17. Between Baghdad and
Birmingham: Opportunities of Minorities
VI. Muslims and Others in Processes of Change: 18. Muslims and
Christians: Changing Identities · 19. Muslims and Westerners:
Changing Attitudes
Dr. Jacques Waardenburg taught at the Universities of California and Utrecht before holding the chair of Religionswissenschaft at the University of Lausanne. He is among the internationally leading experts in the history of Islam.
"In einer Zeit, in der es auch um Verstandnis des Anderen geht, ist dieser etwas andere Blick eine sehr sinnvolle Hilfe, zumal auch aufgrund der hohen inhaltlichen Qualitat des Buches."Volker S. Stahr in: Neue Zurcher Zeitung, 2004 "With his remarkable sensitivity and unfliching optimism, Waardenburg makes a convincing case for an understanding that goes beyond the ignorant tolerance and arrogant indifference of many communities today, and shows that small histories do matter."Ibrahim Kalin in: The Muslim World Book Review 1/2004
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