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The Sociointellectual Foundations Of Malek Bennabis Approach To Civilization Badrane Benlahcene Alison Lake

Name: The Sociointellectual Foundations Of Malek Bennabis Approach To Civilization Badrane Benlahcene Alison Lake
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The Sociointellectual Foundations Of Malek Bennabis Approach To Civilization Badrane Benlahcene Alison Lake instant download after payment.

Publisher: International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT)

File Extension: PDF

File size: 18.27 MB

Pages: 330

Author: Badrane Benlahcene; Alison Lake

ISBN: 9781565643680, 1565643682

Language: English

Year: 2011

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The Sociointellectual Foundations Of Malek Bennabis Approach To Civilization Badrane Benlahcene Alison Lake by Badrane Benlahcene; Alison Lake 9781565643680, 1565643682 instant download after payment.

Since the publication of Samuel Huntington s The Clash of Civilizations concern about civilization has been reintroduced into the debate on the world order. Malek Bennabi (1905 1973), prominent Algerian thinker and great Muslim intellectual, intently focused on unraveling the causes of Muslim decline and the success of Western civilization and culture. The key problem he theorized lay not in the Qur an or Islamic faith but in Muslims themselves. The author investigates Bennabi s approach to civilization and the fundamental principles drawn, using metatheorizing methodology. In doing so he sheds further light on perhaps one of the more intriguing elements of Bennabi s theory, that civilization is governed by internal-external and social-intellectual factors and that an equation can be generated for civilization itself. This equation of Man+Soil+Time = Civilization and of which religion, according to Bennabi, forms the all-important catalyst, is explained and its significance in terms of the reversal of Muslim decline evaluated. What is clearly apparent is that for Bennabi, Man is the central force in any civilizing process and without him the other two elements are of no value. With regard to outcomes, Bennabi s unerring conviction that unless Muslims changed their spiritual condition they could not effect any far-reaching, meaningful change in society is echoed in the Qur'anic verse: Verily, never will Allah change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves (13:11).