The Rhetoric of Sobriety: Wine in Early IslamSUNY Press, 09/08/2001 - 179 من الصفحات Why does Islam condemn wine and other alcoholic beverages? The complexity behind this simple question is examined in The Rhetoric of Sobriety. Drawing on an array of revelatory, legal, historical, and exegetical materials (both Sunni and Shi ite) from the early Islamic period, and contrasting them with comparable Judaic and Christian works from the same era, the author analyzes the rhetoric used to establish the proper authoritative boundaries that would contain wine s ambiguous nature. How believers chose to identify wine as a marginal substance and assert its prohibition offers a rare glimpse into the underlying intellectual strategies of early Muslim thought to resolve conflict, create meaning, structure the world, govern human behavior, and convey the divine message. Ultimately, this examination reveals some of the ways in which the early Islamic community created its identity, and asserted it over other confessional groups with similar convictions. |
المحتوى
CHAPTER | 25 |
Narrative Discourse and the Refining | 53 |
CHAPTER FOUR | 89 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 105 |
NOTES | 125 |
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عبارات ومصطلحات مألوفة
Abbasid Abd al-Razzaq Abū Dawūd al-A'sha al-Baqara al-Bukhārī al-Kafi al-Kulaynī al-Ma'ida al-Musnad al-Nahl al-Nasa'i al-Tabari alcoholic beverages allows analytic discourse appears Arabic assert becomes behaviors community of believers condemnation consumption context cosmic divine truth drink wine drunk drunkenness early Islamic earthly Encyclopaedia of Islam evoke example fermented forty days genres gnosticism God's Goldziher grapes Hadith Hisham human Ibid Iblis Ibn al-Farid Ibn Hanbal Ibn Hishām Ibn Māja interpretive intoxicant Islamic tradition Jacob Neusner Jahiliya Kitāb Kitab al-ashriba Mu'allaqat Muhammad Muslim Musnad mystical nabidh narrative discourse Neusner Noah one's Paradise passage poem poet poetic poetry prayer pre-Islamic prohibition of wine Prophet punishment Qur'an raisins realm revelation Ṣaḥīḥ serve Shi'ite Shi'ite Hadith Shi'ite traditions Sufi Sunan Sunni Sura Talmud Tarafa tion trans types ultimately Umar University Press vessels wine and gambling wine and intoxication wine khamr wine-drinking wine's ambiguity word Yahya Zoroastrianism