International Journal Middle East Studies · 1996 · 49 citations · 11 references
Arabic FictionIslamic LawIslamic EconomicsArabicIslamArabic LiteraturePolice LevelMiddle Eastern StudiesMuhammad Saʿid Al-ʿashmawiCultural HistoryLanguage StudiesProminent JudgeIslamic StudyViolent Islamist MovementIntellectual History
The rise of a vigorous and sometimes violent Islamist movement in Egypt over the last quarter century has attracted considerable attention from the media and scholars, as have the efforts to control it at the political and police level. Less attention has been given to those who have responded to this challenge at the level of ideological debate and in their writings sought to defend the essentials of the existing system on Islamic grounds. One of these is a prominent judge, Muhammad Saʿid al-ʿAshmawi. The purpose of this article is to present and examine some of his views and arguments.
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