The Impossible State: Islam, Politics, and Modernity's Moral Predicament
by Wael Hallaq
In The Impossible State, Wael Hallaq examines the complex relationship between Islam, politics, and modernity. Framing modernity as a moral predicament, the book considers how religious and political ideas intersect in debates about the modern state and its underlying assumptions.
About This Book
Wael Hallaq explores the relationship between Islam, politics, and modernity.
The book considers the moral predicament associated with modern political life.
Its subject brings religious thought into conversation with political and philosophical questions.
This is a serious work for readers interested in Islam, modernity, ethics, and the foundations of political order.
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