Fischione/Be Like Adam's Son, 1.From Ǧihād “until the Day of Resurrection” to Nonviolence: The Debate on War and Peace in the Mid-1960s Post-Nahḍah Arab Generation

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How to Cite: Pizzi, Paola . 1. From Ǧihād “until the Day of Resurrection” to Nonviolence: The Debate on War and Peace in the Mid-1960s Post-Nahḍah Arab Generation. Be Like Adam's Son - Theorising, Writing and Practising Peace in the Arab Region. Equinox eBooks Publishing, United Kingdom. p. 17-44 Apr 2024. ISBN 9781800503854.

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This chapter analyses three works representing different approaches to the doctrine of ǧihād adopted in the mid-1960s post-Nahḍah Arab generation. In particular, it highlights how different epistemological assumptions deeply influenced the Islamic doctrine of war and peace, while at the same time fostering the emergence of an endogenous theory of nonviolence.

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  • container title
    Be Like Adam's Son Theorising, Writing and Practising Peace in the Arab Region
  • creator
    Paola Pizzi
  • isbn
    9781800503861(eBook)
  • publisher
    Equinox Publishing Ltd.
  • publisher place
    Sheffield, United Kingdom
  • series title
    Religions and Peace Studies
  • doi
    https://doi.org/10.1558/isbn.9781800503861