The Praised and the Virgin

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In The Praised and the Virgin, Rusmir Mahmutćehajić provides an extended theologically and philosophically informed meditation on relations between the Muslim and Christian traditions, through the persons of Muhammad (the Praised) and Mary (the Virgin), as complementary bearers of God’s Word. He traces their presence in the extended encounter of the Abrahamic traditions that is Bosnia’s past and present, demonstrating how these traditions inform each other, while simultaneously preserving their difference and uniqueness. He lays fundamental groundwork for a more authentic dialogue, based on identity and difference in history under God, that is also a critique of inhumane ideologies and a modernity that has forsaken God and Man, again as reflected in the historical experiences of the Bosnian people.

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5 Clear Proofs
Seiten: 486–488
6 In Continuity
Seiten: 489–490
8 On Stećci and Nišani
Seiten: 493–494
9 The Praised
Seiten: 495–498
10 “The Apostate”
Seiten: 499–502
11 Witnesses
Seiten: 503–505
12 Interpretation
Seiten: 506–508
13 Listening
Seiten: 509–511
14 Memorizing
Seiten: 512–514
15 Recitation
Seiten: 515–517
16 Writing
Seiten: 518–521
17 Reading
Seiten: 522–523
18 Carving
Seiten: 524–525
19 Building
Seiten: 526–528
In the Manuscripts
Seiten: 531–556
In the Mosques
Seiten: 591–626
Addendum
Seiten: 627–632
In the Mihrabs
Seiten: 665–695
On the Stones
Seiten: 733–756
Bibliography
Seiten: 817–835
Index
Seiten: 836–848
Rusmir Mahmutćehajić is a Bosnian academic, author and former statesman. The foremost advocate of Bosnia as an historical community constituted out of confessional diversity, he is an internationally recognised scholar of the Muslim intellectual tradition, considered as a branch of religio perennis. His books include On Love in the Islamic Tradition, The Mosque: Heart of Submission, and On the Other: a Muslim View.
All interested in the prospects for a theologically, philosophically and historically informed dialogue between the Abrahamic traditions, particularly with reference to the history of coexistence in the Balkans and Bosnia.
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