Final Flashcards
Transitivity
1) a=b, b=c, a=c…not an interpretation of texts
usually refers to biblical texts
cognitive placeholder
the meaning of a text isn’t as important as what it means to someone as a personal reader
2) biblical references
intertextuality
1) relationships between texts
intratextuality
1) relationships within texts
hermeneutics
1) processs of textual interpretation
2) exegesis–analysis/interpretation of texts
3) epistemology–how we know what we know
King James Bible
1) 17th century version of the bible that iam to be most literal in vernacular tongue
2) written in iambic pentameter
Hadith
1) oral transmission of stories–who what when where. Explains where a text came frome
2) ishad–chain of transmission
3) Marn–text
Sunna
1) the moral pathway containing messages in both the Qu’ran and in the Hadith
3) verbally transmitted record of teachings, deeds, sayings of Muhammad
Muhammad and his lifespan
1) seen as holy prophet )last sent by God)
2) merchant, born in Mecca
3) e 7th Muhammad receieves revelations from God and travels to Mecca
qu’ran
1) central text of Islam, believed to be revelations of God as revealed by Muhammad
ayatollah
1) “sign of allah”
2) religious not political leader
3) Shi’a
4) like more advanced Mujtahid (scholar)
5) Khomeini in Iranian revolution of 1979
Marji
1) grand ayotallah
2) supreme authority on Shi’a religious practice
3) Khomeini
Mahdi
1) prophesied political/religions leader od Shi’a everywhere will return to restore true caliphate
3) Reason for lack of political activism amongst Shi’a Muslims
Nass
1) line of succession
2_ nomination of a new caliph by the previous one
Hussain
1) Shi’a Martyr
2) Muhammmad’s gradson
3) died in battle for succession
4) seen as true inherited caliph by Shi’a.
5) commemorated in Ashura