Christian-Muslim Dialogue in the Twentieth Century

ATAULLAH SIDDIQUI

'This is a carefully researched, thorough, and very readable study of Christian-Muslim relations...The book marks an important contribution to the existing literature on Muslim-Christian relations, not only due to its content, but also because it contributes to the process of redressing the current imbalance of input from the two faith communities on the subject and process of dialogue.' - Sophie Gilliant, University of Exeter 'This soundly researched and well-written study will provide a healthy stimulus to those already engaged in dialogue and, hopefully, an encouragement to those who still hesitate to take the plunge.' - Michael L. Fitzgerald, Islamuchristiana

• Acknowledgement - Introduction - PART 1: DIALOGUE: BACKGROUND AND BEGINNING - Challenge of Modernity - Churches Towards Dialogue - Muslims in Dialogue: Assessment and Priorities - PART 2: INDIVIDUALS - Introduction - Isma'il Raji al-Faruqi (1921-1986) - Mahmoud Ayoub (1935-) - Hasan Askari (1932-) - Khurshid Ahmad (1932-) - Mohammad Talbi (1921-) - Seyyed Hossein Nasr (1933-) - PART 3: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - Introduction - International Organizations - Conclusion - References - Bibliographies - Index