Khaled Abou E1-Fadl studied Islamic Law in Egypt and Kuwait, and has from Pennsylvania, Yale and Princeton. Currently Professor of Law at UCLA, he has served on a variety of committees for Human Rights, and has published several books and numerous articles.

• 1. Induction 92. The authoritative 93. A Summary transition 864. The text and authority 965. The construction of the authoritarian 1416. The anatomy of authoritarian discourses 1707. Faith-based assumptions and determinations demeaning to women. Conclusion: resisting the authoritarian while searching for the moral 264

Khaled Abou E1-Fadl studied Islamic Law in Egypt and Kuwait, and has from Pennsylvania, Yale and Princeton. Currently Professor of Law at UCLA, he has served on a variety of committees for Human Rights, and has published several books and numerous articles.

• 1. Induction 92. The authoritative 93. A Summary transition 864. The text and authority 965. The construction of the authoritarian 1416. The anatomy of authoritarian discourses 1707. Faith-based assumptions and determinations demeaning to women. Conclusion: resisting the authoritarian while searching for the moral 264

Khaled Abou E1-Fadl studied Islamic Law in Egypt and Kuwait, and has from Pennsylvania, Yale and Princeton. Currently Professor of Law at UCLA, he has served on a variety of committees for Human Rights, and has published several books and numerous articles.

• 1. Induction 92. The authoritative 93. A Summary transition 864. The text and authority 965. The construction of the authoritarian 1416. The anatomy of authoritarian discourses 1707. Faith-based assumptions and determinations demeaning to women. Conclusion: resisting the authoritarian while searching for the moral 264