2.1 The concept of secular humanism: The necessity of emancipating Islamic thought from religious and nationalist conceptionsPages 45 - 56 Download chapter (PDF)
2.2 The concept of justice in the modern era: The entanglement of descriptive and normative claims of justice theoriesPages 56 - 76 Download chapter (PDF)
2.3 The rereading of ninth-century early Arabo-Islamic thought: The theorization of notions of justice through Mernissi’s transcultural and humanistic approachesPages 77 - 96 Download chapter (PDF)
2.4 Transdisciplinary approaches to establish gender justice within the framework of Islamic feminismPages 96 - 138 Download chapter (PDF)
2.5 The relevance of Mernissi’s feminist thought for a transcultural approach to feminismPages 138 - 151 Download chapter (PDF)
3.1 Mohammed Arkoun’s rereading of the Islamic thought of Miskawayh (d. 1030): A multifaceted concept of justicePages 165 - 189 Download chapter (PDF)
3.2 The method of applied Islamology: A transcultural and transdisciplinary key for the renewal of Islamic studiesPages 189 - 221 Download chapter (PDF)
3.3 Toward an emancipation from hegemonic constructions: The critique of orthodoxy, Arab nationalism, and Euro-modernismPages 222 - 241 Download chapter (PDF)
3.4 The concept of emerging reason: A key for a democratic and cosmopolitan projectPages 241 - 253 Download chapter (PDF)
