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INDEX

Hamas, 19
Hanafi school, 90–94
haram, 95–96
Harris, Sam: on meeting with
Nawaz, 1–7, 126; support of
Nawaz’ work, 81; talk with
Orthodox Jew, 107–108; “The
End of Liberalism?,” 54. See
also specifi c topics
Hasan, Usama: on citizenship,
110–112, 117; fatwa on the
Islamic state by, 80–82;
reform theology of, 27, 28, 64
hate crimes, 72, 88
hell, 83, 104. See also paradise
as motive for violence
hermeneutics. See interpreta-
tion, textual
Hirsi Ali, Ayaan, 2, 87
Hizb al- Nahda, 124
Hizbollah, 19
Hizb ut- Tahrir, 9, 12–14, 37, 40,
44
honor killing, 26
hudud, 95–96
hukm, 94–95
human rights: conservative
Islam and, 26–27; grievances
and, 58–59; of individual
minorities, 51–52; through
pluralism, 105; US foreign
policy and, 57–58. See also
universal values; violence
Hussein, Saddam, 11, 123

Ibn al- Qayyim al- Jawziyyah, 104
Ibn ‘Arabi, 97, 103

Ibn Taymiyyah, 104

identity: ideology vs., 114 –116 ;

tribalism and, 59–60

ideology vs. methodology,

38–39, 41–45. See also

methodology

ijma’a, 111

ijtihad, 76. See also interpreting

texts

India, 24, 57, 103

Indonesia, 6n1, 26

infi dels, 80, 83–84, 96,

98–102

Intelligence Squared, 2, 6, 87

Internet, 72, 74

interpretation, textual: by

Hanafi school, 90–94;

inconsistencies in, 5, 81–82;

on jihad, 18, 84; literal vs.

linguistic methodology,

94–95; methodology of,

61– 66, 70 –71, 73–79;

preservation vs., 70. See also

literalism

Iraq: demo cratic discourse in,

82; foreign intervention in,

10, 11; recruitment in, 12, 34,

72; violence in, 57, 103

ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and

Syria), 34, 57, 72, 103, 119

Islam: defi ning, 16–19, 88, 120;

handling criticism of, 87–89;

history of, 63, 98–99, 106;

practices of, 68; as religion of

peace, 2, 5; as religion of war,

4; variability of, 63–64. See

also specifi c topics of

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