ISS 14 Islam and Society: Sociological Explorations

The book delves into the relationship between Islamic ideology and its social and cultural contexts, proposing that the sacred is a socially constructed reality rather than a supernatural entity. By emphasizing human agency and societal influences, it invites empirical and sociological investigations into religious beliefs and practices. Comprising seven essays, it addresses significant debates within the contemporary sociology of Islam, covering various pertinent topics that enrich the understanding of the subject.