Jewish Sage, Muslim Sage, Hindu Sage: Saʿīd Sarmad and the Problem of Multiple Religious Belonging (SUNY series in Islam)
Jewish Sage, Muslim Sage, Hindu Sage explores Saʿīd Sarmad and the problem of multiple religious belonging. Focusing on the relationship among Jewish, Muslim, and Hindu traditions, Alon Goshen-Gottstein presents a scholarly study of religious identity, interreligious connections, and the place of belonging within Islamic studies.
About This Book
Jewish Sage, Muslim Sage, Hindu Sage examines Saʿīd Sarmad through the question of multiple religious belonging.
The book considers how Jewish, Muslim, and Hindu identities and traditions intersect in the study of a figure associated with more than one religious world.
Part of the SUNY series in Islam, this work offers a focused contribution to scholarship on Islam, interreligious understanding, and comparative religious identity.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!