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Call of the Minaret
Kenneth Cragg

Call of the Minaret

9781851682102

Oxford, UK: Oneworld Publications (2000)
BP 172 .C65
| Paperback
384 pages | 5.4 x 8.6 inch | UK | English
Dewey 297
LC Classification BP172 .C65 1985
LC Control No. 2010551706

Subject

  • 3rd ed, copyright 2000
  • Christianity And Other Religions - Islam
  • Islam
  • Islam - Relations
  • Muslim

Plot

'From dawn to after sunset the clock in the mosque punctuates the life of Islam with the consciousness of God...'. First published in 1956, "The Call of the Minaret" remains one of the most acclaimed works in the field of Muslim-Christian relations. Now Kenneth Cragg brings the discussion into the twenty-first century in this third edition of his seminal work, complete with new material including an updated bibliography.Taking the Muslim call to prayer as his starting point, the author unravels the significance of the muezzin's haunting cry, considering prophethood, prayer, politics and community to present a more complete understanding of Islam. It becomes clear that the Islamic call to prayer transcends the boundaries of religion, containing a summons for Christians and Muslims alike. Drawing upon both scholarship and his own abiding spirituality, Kenneth Cragg's study of the two faiths pays homage to both, drawing them out of the shadows of enmity and into the light of mutual understanding.

Personal

Owner Grace School of Theology
Location MAIN
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