Approaches to Islam in religious studies / Richard C. Martin, editor.

An international symposium on Islam and the history of religions hosted by the Dept. of Religious Studies at Arizona State University, Tempe, in Jan. 1980.

Bibliography: pages 205-234.

Includes index.

Islam and religious studies: an introductory essay / Richard C. Martin -- part 1. Scripture and prophet: Quran̄̕ as spoken word: an Islamic contribution to the understanding of scripture / William A. Graham -- The popular Muhammad: models in the interpretation of an Islamic paradigm / Earle H. Waugh -- part 2. Ritual and community: Islamic ritual: perspectives and theories / Frederick M. Denny -- Pilgrimage and the history of religions: theoretical approaches to the Hajj / William R. Roff -- part 3. Religion and society: Primitive mind/modern mind: new approaches to an old problem applied to Islam / Marilyn R. Waldman -- Approaches to the study of conversion to Islam in India / Richard M. Eaton -- part 4. Scholarship and interpretation: The hermeneutics of Henry Corbin / Charles J. Adams -- Literary analysis of Quran̄̕, Tafsīr, and Sīra: the methodologies of John Wansbrough / Andrew Rippin -- Toward a hermeneutic of Quran̄̕ic and other narratives of Ismaʻili thought / Azim Nanji -- part 5. Challenge and criticism: Outsiders' interpretations of Islam: a Muslim's point of view / Muhammad Abdul-Rauf -- Approaches to Islam in religious studies: review essay / Fazlur Rahman -- part 6. Reference material.