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8 reviewsISBN 10: 0415474116
ISBN 13: 9780415474115
Author: Roy Jackson
Mawlana Mawdudi was one of the most influential and important Islamic thinkers of the modern world, whose brand of political Islam has won widespread acceptance in South and South East Asia as well as the Middle East. He was not only an Islamic scholar, but also a journalist and political activist who founded the Jama’at-i-Islami, which has subsequently influenced the development of many Islamic movements and parties throughout the Muslim world. This book is the first to critically engage and assess his career and legacy within the wider context of political Islam. It includes coverage of his early life and influences, and examines his considerable influence in the contemporary Islamic world. The issues that were a concern for Mawdudi and continue to have resonance for our world today include such questions as the role of women in Islam, the possibilities for democracy in an Islamic state, the importance of jihad, and the moral and religious responsibility of the individual. Whilst focus is on Mawdudi’s life and writings, this is placed within the wider context of topical, often contentious, Islamic thought. Providing an up-to-date and detailed critical study of Mawlana Mawdudi and many issues surrounding political Islam both in his time and today, this book will be an important text for scholars of Islamic Studies, Political Science and Philosophy.
Part I The life and times of Mawdudi
1 A noble lineage (1903–19)
Mawdudi and the Mughals
The Aligarh experiment
Mawdudi’s early paradigms
Seclusion
The journalist and political activist
2 A ‘hidden power within me’ (1920–30)
The Shuddi campaign
Gandhi and the Swaraj effort
The Ahmadis
3 Crisis of the spirit (1930–9)
Mawdudi the scholar
Towards Understanding Islam
A spiritual crisis?
Tarjuman
The Darul-Islam project (1937–9)
4 The birth of a new party (1940–7)
Why the need for a party?
A new party is born
The Pathankot years (1942–7)
5 The Pakistan years (1947–79)
Birth pangs
The politicization of the Jamaat
The organization of Jamaat
Part II Mawdudi and political Islam
6 The need for ‘intellectual independence’
Mawdudi and the transhistorical
Iqbal and the concept of selfhood (khudi)
7 The salafis
Ibn Taymiyya and the Wahhabis
Sayyid Ahmad Khan
Sayyid Jamal al-Din ‘al-Afghani’
Muhammad Abduh
Rashid Rida
Blame the Muslims!
8 Mawdudi’s paradigms
The first source: the Qur’an
The second source: the Sunna of the Prophet
The third source: the conventions of the Rashidun
The fourth source: the rulings of the great jurists
9 Theo-democracy (or divine government?)
Muslims
Women
Non-Muslims
Striking a balance
10 Jihad and the permanent revolution
Other historical precedents?
Ideology versus human will
Mawdudi on jihad
11 Mawdudi’s legacy
The Bhutto years (1971–7)
The Zia regime
The Jamaat’s shift from ideological movement to political pragmatism: a reflection of Mawdudi’s own dilemma
Mirrors of Jamaat
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