Muslims: Their Religious Beliefs and Practices Teresa Bernheimer and Andrew Rippin is an English-language study book that provides insight into the core of Islamic religious beliefs and practices. This reference work is suitable for students in higher education who are looking for deeper understanding of Islamic history and theology.
The book traces the development of Islam from the earliest period to the present and discusses essential elements such as the Qur’an and the role of the Prophet Muhammad. It also addresses different currents within Islam, including Shi’ism and Sufism. The updated fifth edition includes new text boxes, current studies, and recent events in the Islamic world. With extensive illustrations and an additional online resource, this book is a valuable tool for understanding the diverse aspects of Islam, from religious beliefs and practices to current topics such as Islamic feminism and Islamophobia.
This book is thematically aligned with topics such as Islam, RELIGION / General and RELIGION / Islam / General.
Series: The Library of Religious Beliefs and Practices