The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought
This article attempts to touch on the presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought, given that the latter raises questions and problems that express events that are still characterised by a permanent and urgent situation, which led to the employment of several a...
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author | Abdul Mufid Novi Dwi Nugroho Ismail Ismail Retno K. Savitaningrum Imansah La Mansi |
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description | This article attempts to touch on the presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought, given that the latter raises questions and problems that express events that are still characterised by a permanent and urgent situation, which led to the employment of several approaches and visions that descended from contemporary Western knowledge in the field of human sciences, including anthropology. Despite the Western origin of Islamic thought – anthropology – and the delay in its inclusion as a specialisation within the field of academic practice in Arab universities after independence for various reasons, the years that followed the independence of Arab countries since the second half of the 20th century carried with them the seeds of the formation of the first anthropological research that began to find its way towards gradual maturity.
Contribution: Anthropology, with its devised mechanisms and methodological tools, and the theoretical perceptions it entails, constitutes one of the entrances upon which contemporary readings of Islamic thought are based through a discussion of certain angles related to the historical and cultural heritage that furnish Islamic thought and nourish its references. |
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spelling | doaj.art-e9f4cae4fcba4e94b528c870508a16522022-12-22T10:18:22ZafrAOSISHTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies0259-94222072-80502022-12-01784e1e710.4102/hts.v78i4.77605569The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thoughtAbdul Mufid0Novi Dwi Nugroho1Ismail Ismail2Retno K. Savitaningrum Imansah3La Mansi4Department of Hadith Studies, Faculty of Ushuluddin, Sekolah Tinggi Agama Islam Khozinatul Ulum, Mlangsen, BloraNational Research and Innovation Agency, JakartaNational Research and Innovation Agency, JakartaNational Research and Innovation Agency, JakartaNational Research and Innovation Agency, JakartaThis article attempts to touch on the presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought, given that the latter raises questions and problems that express events that are still characterised by a permanent and urgent situation, which led to the employment of several approaches and visions that descended from contemporary Western knowledge in the field of human sciences, including anthropology. Despite the Western origin of Islamic thought – anthropology – and the delay in its inclusion as a specialisation within the field of academic practice in Arab universities after independence for various reasons, the years that followed the independence of Arab countries since the second half of the 20th century carried with them the seeds of the formation of the first anthropological research that began to find its way towards gradual maturity. Contribution: Anthropology, with its devised mechanisms and methodological tools, and the theoretical perceptions it entails, constitutes one of the entrances upon which contemporary readings of Islamic thought are based through a discussion of certain angles related to the historical and cultural heritage that furnish Islamic thought and nourish its references.https://hts.org.za/index.php/hts/article/view/7760anthropologyapproachislamic thoughtcontemporary readinginterdisciplinary |
spellingShingle | Abdul Mufid Novi Dwi Nugroho Ismail Ismail Retno K. Savitaningrum Imansah La Mansi The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies anthropology approach islamic thought contemporary reading interdisciplinary |
title | The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought |
title_full | The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought |
title_fullStr | The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought |
title_full_unstemmed | The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought |
title_short | The presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of Islamic thought |
title_sort | presence of anthropological approaches in contemporary readings of islamic thought |
topic | anthropology approach islamic thought contemporary reading interdisciplinary |
url | https://hts.org.za/index.php/hts/article/view/7760 |
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