Is Rationalism Possible in the Muslim World?
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This article looks at the rationalist movement in the Muslim world in
the earlier centuries of Islam and discusses the reasons for its imtial success
and later setback. The article then discusses the implications of this
setback for the revival of Islam and the ability of Muslim societies to
meet successfully the challenges that they face in modern times.
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