Dr. Norman C. Rothman draws from a wide variety of texts to intimate a causal effect between three very different social constructs and delineations of Islam. The fact is that as a religion and a way of life, the fabric of Islam differs by region. In Three Faces of Islam, Dr. Norman C. Rothman dissects three centuries of Turkish, Egyptian, and Iranian history. Social constructs aside, the author's historical analysis is fascinating and timely. With a measured hand and a mark of excellence, each chapter naturally progresses so that the presumably Western reader is able to follow complex cultural, philosophical, historical, and social meanings to become knowledgeable of the contemporary division of Islam and the levels and pace of modernization in each country. Blending aspects of language and culture, the author makes profoundly relevant statements on where the nation of Islam is heading in the twenty-first century
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Dr. Norman C. Rothman is a two time Fulbright Fellow and has written dozens of articles and reviews in the areas of Comparative Politics and History. He is currently a Professor of History in the Deoartment of History, University College, University of Maryland.
Meticulously researched and boldly penned, students and scholars of religion and Middle eastern studies will examine acculturation and social infrastructures ro explain traditional Islam and the pace of modernization in Turkey, Egypt and Iran by looking at history, national identity and language. Breaking down Islam as a prescription of commerce, law, government, and etiquette that permeates nearly every social institution of society, whether it is economic, political, or education, Dr. Rothman does a phenomenal job at describing and explaining Islam so that western readers become well versed at looking not only the past, but also looking at the whole pictures for insight and answers.
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