Some Q'uran stuff but mainly guest lec Flashcards

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Q’uran: tradition being formed, about … and …

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recitation; sound

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Abrahamic: used to characterize the three …, because Abraham is at the … of all three texts: idea of … is shared by all three religions

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monotheisms; center; patriarchy

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Mohammed Arkoun: author of …, said that people have incomplete understanding of Islam because it is rarely discussed in terms of how Muslims understand …/their … with …

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Rethinking Islam; themselves; relationship; God

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“Silent” Islam: Islam as experienced by …, their … relationships with the transcendent God
Islam as ..; an individual’s relationship with the transcendent experiential; majoritarian

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individual Muslims; individual; faith

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“Loud” Islam: Islam as …, …; associated with assertions of … by religious, political and other elites; concerned with definitions of …, …

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ideology; identity; power; orthodoxy; heterodoxy

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The Qu’ran is …, according to Muslims; the term “Qur’an” means …

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God’s Word; recitation

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Mohammed would meditate in a cave in …, and heard a sound that said … which means … this was the commencement of the …; Quran Sura 96 is where this command is recounted

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Mecca; Iqra; recite; Quranic writings

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Apparently Mohammed’s wife went to a Christian minister who said that he’s maybe a

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prophet

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people were drawn by the … of Mohammed’s teachings, so his popularity increased

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beauty

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(Umar ibn Khattab) he was part of the … of Mecca, viewed Mohammed as a … to his …, discovered that his sister was going to Mohammed’s recitations, and claimed that she was a traitor. he followed her after she denied the accusation, and fount that she was in fact attending the recitations. He confronted and .. her. but when he listened to the recitation he started … and …

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aristocracy; threat; power; slapped; crying; became a Muslim

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In Arab society during Mohammed’s time, poets were seen as “special” people possessed by … (…). People accused Mohammed of this. Mohammed denied these accusations and said he was receiving … from God. Some of the poets became Mohammed’s …, because he was taking away their audiences

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gins; spirits; scripture; rival

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Navid Kermani: God is Beautiful: The Aesthetic Experience of the Qur’an
Labid ibn Rabi’a–> poems hung on the …
Labid was challenged to … and was moved by the …

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Kaaba; read a piece of the Qu’ran; “beauty”

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Aesthetics (beauty) a sign of …

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Divine origin

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Listening (…) as … with the Divine

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sama; communion

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God is … and loves …

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beautiful; beauty

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the different recitations are …, because everyone has their own …, and the recitations interprets the same text in …

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subjective; experience; multiple ways

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… acts as part of the aesthetics

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sound patter

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Hafiz al-quran: “…”: one who has … the Qur’an

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Guardian of the Qu’ran; memorized

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Hifz=

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memorization

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Language and style of Arabic considered

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inimitable

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Ijaz: … of the Qur’an; proof of its …

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inimitability; divine origen

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translations of the quran are not considered the

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actual text

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only … is used for liturgical purposes. it is a … language . this is because its aesthetic is not …, to do so eliminates the …, which would take away from the text

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arabic; sacred; translatable; sound pattern

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Qur’an can be experienced as … when written in Arabic

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visual text

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beauty of text appreciated with the eyes; art of …: inscribing the sacred

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calligraphy

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… declaring God; idea expressed in Surah 2

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nature

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quran as the center of an … through which individuals can experience the sacred

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aesthetic worldview

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spoken/performed … is essential to this culture; … and … between human and the sacred
development of … as both source and product of religious/mystical experience in Islam

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poetry; poets; intermediaries; poetry

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Rumi: devised a … form to connect with Allah; controversial practice; wrote poetry

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dance

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religions have … and … facets

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aesthetic; ideological