1st Edition
Foundations of Islamic Governance A Southeast Asian Perspective
1. Preface
2. Acknowledgement
3. Prolegomena
4. Introduction
5. CHAPTER ONE: Governance: Definitions and Conceptual Framework
6. CHAPTER TWO: Deconstructing the Concept of Good Governance
7. CHAPTER THREE: Religion and Governance: A Philosophical Inquiry
8. CHAPTER FOUR: Ontological and Epistemological Sources for Islamic Governance
9. CHAPTER FIVE: New Approach to the Texts: Epistemological Method-Related Concerns
10. CHAPTER SIX: Contributions of Muslim Scholars in the Development of Knowledge Base for Governance
11. CHAPTER SEVEN: Architectonics of Islamic Governance: Locating the Axioms, Foundational Principles and Working Mechanism
12. CHAPTER EIGHT: Articulation of Islamic Governance
13. CONCLUSION CHAPTER
14. Epilogue
15. Bibliography
Biography
Maszlee Malik is assistant professor in the Faculty of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences at the International Islamic University Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur. He holds a doctorate degree (PhD) from Durham University in Durham, United Kingdom in Good Governance. His research area is in Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), Classical and Contemporary Islamic Political Thoughts, and Islamic Movements and Good Governance. He is the author of the books, Good Governance: a Critical introduction and Islam, Civil Society and Islamic Governance.
