This book constitutes an attempt at finding an overlapping consensus a la john rawls between islam and liberal citizenship and to explore whether muslims q we use cookies to enhance your experience on our websiteby continuing to use our website you are agreeing to our use of cookies. It is a study of muslim citizenship in non muslim liberal democracies as a religious problem for believing muslims p 4 his emphasis this thoughtfully written book consists of three parts in part i in two chapters the author seeks to make a case for a comparative ethics for consensus convergence or moral agreement to address what he . He begins with rawlss theory that liberal societies rely for stability on an overlapping consensus between a public conception of justice and popular religious doctrines and asks what kinds of demands liberal societies place on citizens and particularly on muslims. This book examines both the liberal and the islamic legal and doctrinal treatments of the moral and political terms of residence and citizenship in a non muslim liberal democracy it seeks to stage an ideal moral encounter between contemporary political liberalism and evolving islamic doctrinal discourses first elaborating a uniquely detailed methodology for normative inquiry across ethical . Islam and liberal citizenship the search for an overlapping consensus literatura obcojezyczna juz od 41580 zl od 41580 zl porownanie cen w 1 sklepach zobacz inne literatura obcojezyczna