Islam in Saudi Arabia
The common image of Saudi Arabia portrays a country where religious rules dictate every detail of daily life: where women may not drive; where unrelated men and women may not interact; where the latter veil their faces; and where banks, restaurants and cafes have dual facilities: one for families, a...
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London
I.B. Tauris
2015
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- The establishment of the Wahhabi tradition
- Wahhabism and the modern Saudi state
- Religion and daily life
- Islam in contemporary Saudi society
- Religious politics
- The international reach of wahhabism
- Conclusion