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Gerlach Press Islamic Theological Discourses 3-Volume Set

Name: Gerlach Press Islamic Theological Discourses 3-Volume Set
Brand: Gerlach Press
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Explore the deep history of Islamic thought with this comprehensive 3-volume set from Gerlach Press. Part of the Critical Surveys in Islamic Studies series, this major reference work examines the development of early, classical, and pre-modern Islamic theological thought. By focusing on context and history, the collection provides a balanced survey of the research discourses that have shaped the study of kalam and Islamic theology. This collection is organized into three volumes and contains over 40 academic articles. The included introduction offers an assessment of key discussions and debates within the field while examining significant developments in Islamic theological studies. This set is an essential resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the historical movements and controversies that define the legacy of Islamic theology.

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Comprehensive 3-volume set covering the legacy of Islamic theology and kalam.

Contains over 40 academic articles providing a wide range of research perspectives.

Includes a detailed introduction assessing key discussions and debates in the field.

Focuses on the historical context of early, classical, and pre-modern thought.

Part of the Critical Surveys in Islamic Studies series for academic depth.

Provides a balanced survey of the movements and controversies in Islamic theology.

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Brand: Gerlach Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 3959940483
Category: Books > Subjects > Religion & Spirituality > Islam
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 01 September 2019
Listed Since: 27 June 2017

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