VOLUME 1 THEOLOGY: 1 Adelbert Davids and Pim Valkenberg, `John of Damascus: The Heresy of the Ishmaelites', 2 Heikki Raisanen, `The Portrait of Jesus in the Qur'an:Reflections of a Biblical Scholar', 3 Sidney H. Griffith, `When Did the Bible Become an Arabic Scripture?' 4 Cynthia Villagomez, `Christian Salvation Through Muslim Domination: Divine Punishment and Syriac Apocalyptic Expectation in the Seventh and Eighth Centuries', 5 Mahmoud Ayoub, `Toward an Islamic Christology II: The Death of Jesus, Reality or Delusion', 6 Mary Thurkill, `Odors of Sanctity: Distinctions of the Holy in Early Christianity and Islam', 7 David H Vila, `Arab Christians and Islam: Conflicts and Contributions', 8 David Thomas, `Christian Borrowings from Islamic Theology in the Classical Period: The Witness of al-Juwayni and Abu l-Qasim al-Ansari' 9S. M. Ghazanfar, `The Economic Thought of Abu Hamid al-Ghazali and st. Thomas Aquinas: Some Comparative Parallels and Links', 10 Paul Rout `St Francis of Assisi and Islam: A Theological Perspective on a Christian-Muslim Encounter', 11 Sophia Menache, `When Jesus met Mohammed in the Holy Land: Attitudes toward the "Other" in the Crusader Kingdom', 12 Scott Aikin and Jason Aleksander, `Nicholas of Cusa's De pace fidei and the Meta-exclusivism of Religious Pluralism', 13 Adam Francisco, Martin Luther and Islam, A Study in 16th Century Polemics and Apologetics 14 Axel Takacs, 'Mary and Muhammad: Bearers of the Word - Their Roles in Divine Revelation', 15 F. E. Peters, `The Quest of the Historical Muhammad'. VOLUME II POLITICS AND DIALOGUE 16 Between Muslim and Christian worlds: Moriscas and identity in early modern Spain 17 Bad bread and the "outrageous drunkenness of the Turks": food and identity in the accounts of early modern European travelers to the Ottoman Empire 18 Polemic dialogues between Christians and Muslims in the seventeenth century 19 Jamal ad- Din Afghani: a pioneer of Islamic Modernism 20 The Allah of Islam and the God of Jesus Christ 21 Extracts from The Christian Message in a Non- Christian World 22 he authenticity and authority of Islam: Muhammad Rashid Rida’s response to twentieth- century missionary publications 23 Christianity and world religions: the dialogue with Islam as one model 24 A comparative study of selected themes in Christian and Islamic fundamentalist discourses 25 Karl Barth and Islam 26 With my face to the rising sun: Islam and the construction of Afro- Christian tradition in the United States 27 Double standards? Veils and crucifixes in the European legal order 28 Lakum dīnukum wa- liya dīnī: the Muhammadiyah’s stance towards interfaith relations 29 Inter- religious dialogue in Syria: politics, ethics and miscommunication 30 Confronting the “axis of evil”: Christian dispensationalism, politics and American society post- 9/11 31 The quest for ‘A Common Word’: initial Christian responses to a Muslim initiative. VOLUME III WOMEN, SOCIETY AND IDENTITY:c32 Food and meaning: Christian understandings of Muslim food and food ways in Spain, 1250–1550 33 Islam, capitalism and the Weber theses 34 Religious liberty: a common challenge for Catholic–Muslim dialogue 35 Institutions, the rise of commerce and the persistence of laws: interest restrictions in Islam and Christianity 36 Forbidden intimacies: Christian–Muslim intermarriage in East Kalimantan, Indonesia 37 On the bodies of women: the common ground between Islam and Christianity in Nigeria 38 One family, two religions: child belief or child grief in Christian–Muslim families? 39 Pedagogies of piety: comparing young observant Muslims and Christians in the Netherlands 40 Of refrains and rhythms in contemporary Damascus: urban space and Christian–Muslim coexistence 41 The Virgin between Christianity and Islam: sainthood, media, and modernity in Egypt 42 Christian–Muslim experiences in Poland 43 Fuelling the flames: Boko Haram and deteriorating Christian–Muslim relations in Nigeria 44 The racialization of Muslim converts in Britain and their experiences of Islamophobia 45 Where to now? Ways forward for interreligious dialogue: images of Abraham as models of interreligious encounter 46 From practice to polemic: shared saints and festivals as ‘women’s religion’ in the medieval Mediterranean. VOLUME IV LITERATURE AND THE ARTS: 47 Images of Jesus in the literatures of Pakistan 48 Images of Christ in Arabic literature 49 Rachel, Mary, and Fatima 50 Al-Ghazālī and Schopenhauer on knowledge and suffering 51 The night journey (al-isrāʾ) and ascent (al-miʿrāj) of Muhammad in medieval Muslim and Christian perspectives 52 Comparative mysticism and the problem of interpretation: Rumi and Meister Eckhart 53 Pride and prejudice in medieval studies: European and Oriental 54 "[T]he Beauteous Scarf": Shakespeare and the "Veil Question" 55 The sacred, (in)visibility, and communication: an inter-religious dialogue between Goethe and Hāfez 56 Philosophers, theologians, and the Islamic legacy in Dante: Inferno 4 versus Paradiso 4 57 Uncanny affinities: a translation of Iqbal’s preface to Payam-e Mashriq 58 Nietzsche’s peace with Islam: my enemy’s enemy is my friend 59 Rilke’s Duino angels and the angels of Islam 60 Humanising Islam’s message and messenger in postcolonial literature 61 Prophetics in the key of Allah: towards an understanding of Islam in jazz.
Biography
Mona Siddiqui, Professor of Islamic and Interreligious Studies, University of Edinburgh
