Dedication
Acknowledgments
Preface: "Here is New York" & my research concerns
Introduction
I. A taboo breaking project
II. Study organization
Chapter 1: "Islamic Apologetics" and Islamic Studies
I. On"Islamic Apologetics"
II. Western Islamic studies
III. Modern trends in Qur'anic studies
IV. Studying Islam outside its core lands
Chapter 2: The Qur'an in the Muslim Academy: What Should Be Censored?
I. Muslims' views of western Islamic studies
II. Western works in the Muslim academy: Rippin's Qur'anic studies
III. Studying the Qur'an in Muslim universities and seminaries
IV. Reading the Qur'an with other materials
V. Self-sufficiency in academic production
VI. Muslims' reading of Muhammad's adopted son, Zayd
Chapter 3: The Sectarian Study of Islam: A Culture of Isolation and the Isolation of Cultures
I. From the Islamization of Biblical literature to the sectarianizing of the Muslim academy
II. The Forgotten East
III. Reception and marginalization of minorities
IV. Forgetting the language and culture of everywhere/always
Chapter 4: Hatred of Iinferiority and Confrontation with the West: Forgetting Some; Remembering Others
I. Forgetting western scholars of the Qur'an: origins
II. E. W. Said's Orientalism
III. Muslim study of the Qur'an in the light of Orientalism
IV. Mis-understanding of Europeans in Orientalism
V. Remembering scientists
Final Remarks
I. Conclusions
II. "Islamic Apologetics" everywhere
Bibliography
Index
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