| Lucian W. Pye, Mary W. Pye - History - 1985 - 434 pages
...nation-building and economic development. Islamic Power as Personal Virtue Wilfred Cantwell Smith has written, "The fundamental malaise of modern Islam is a sense...problem of modern Muslims is how to rehabilitate that history."23 In Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Malaysia, the modernists, on the one hand, feel... | |
| Martin E. Marty, R. Scott Appleby - Political Science - 2004 - 540 pages
...words, cultural sociology and secular history must be reintegrated. As Wilfred Cantwell Smith puts it, "[t]he fundamental malaise of modern Islam is a sense...modern Muslims is how to rehabilitate that history ... so that Islamic society may once again flourish as a divinely guided society should and must."... | |
| Daniel Pipes - History - 394 pages
...chapter assesses how the distortions of that prism affected Muslim efforts to modernize. 8 Muslim Anomie The fundamental malaise of modern Islam is a sense...that something has gone wrong with Islamic history. —Wilfred Canrwell Smith WHEN THE EUROPEANS set out to explore the world, they encountered peoples... | |
| Harold Coward, Gordon S. Smith - Social Science - 2004 - 336 pages
...more than forty years ago, characterized the malaise of modern Muslims as the sense that something had gone wrong with Islamic history. "The fundamental...flourish as a divinely guided society should and must." " Muslims who have held this view have not necessarily been passive or fatalistic about it. Some modern... | |
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