Human Conscience and Muslim-Christian Relations : Modern Egyptian Thinkers on Al-Damir (Paperback)

Part 1: Introduction: Horizon and Focus, Terms and Methods  1. Horizon and Focus  2. Terms, Concepts and Methods  Part 2: Christian Conscience and Islamic Ethics  3. The Self and the Other in Christian and European Discourses of Conscience  4. Islamic Ethics ? Knowing with Whom?  Part 3: Interlude: The Semantics of Damir  5. Conscience in Arabic: The Semantics of Damir  Part 4: Al-Damir in Modern Egyptian Muslim Authors  6. The Notions of Al-Damir and Wijdan in Egyptian Reformers and Writers  7. ‘Abbas Mahmud Al-‘Aqqad (1889-1964): Ethico-Religious Internalisation, Human Conscience and Islamic Apologetics  8. Khalid Muhammad Khalid (1920-1996): Conscience, Human Authenticity and Islamic Democracy  9. M. Kamil Husayn (1901-1977): Conscience as the Law of Inhibition and the Voice of God  10 . Christians and Muslims in Egypt: United or Separated by Modernity?  11. Conclusions to Part Four  Part 5: Concluding Discussions  12. Wronging the Self, Wronging the Other: Conscience and Ethics in Modernity  13. Conscience in Interreligious Dialogue: Telling the Story of Oneself as Another  14. Knowing with God: Face to Face with the Other?