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I n d e x 3 6 7Evangelical Christians, Muslims and,283–284Evren, Kenan, 67–68Extremism, 90, 92–93, 94, 111, 152,154, 155, 225Exxon, Tarim basin and, 177Fadlallah, Muhammad Husayn, 34Faith, testimony of, 206A Faith for All Seasons (Akhtar), 113Fajr, 123Family laws, 92, 271Fandy, Mamoun, 64Fanon, Frantz, 87Fansuri, Hamzah, 187, 210Farabi, Abu Nasr al-Muhammad al-, 135Fard, W. D., 292–293, 297Faridi, Shahidullah, 119, 120, 124, 126Farrakhan, Louis, 289, 297, 298, 300Fasting, 206, 243, 264, 297Fatiha, al-, 303Fatima bint Abbas, 14–15F a t w as, 19, 45, 69, 96, 108, 262, 263, 342Feasts, 142, 225, 250n3Federation of Islamic Associations, 293Final Call, 300Fiqh, 14, 19, 45, 271, 274, 303, 342Firdaws ul-Iqbal, 136Firmach, 224, 342First Cleveland Mosque, 293FIS. See Islamic Salvation FrontFive Neighboring Regions, 240Five Pillars of Islam, 10, 206, 293described, 5–7, 9Fivers. See ZaydisFletcher, Joseph, 165, 166Focolare movement, 300Forbes, Andrew, 174Ford, Henry, 290Foreign policy, 127, 128, 299Fortna, Benjamin, 47Fraternal organizations, symbolic/ritual acts of, 286Free Indians, 262Freedom, 94, 280, 295Freedom Movement, 88Freedom of expression, 268Freedom of movement, 262Freedom of religion, 169, 255,268–270, 305Freedom of thought, 269Friday sermons, 301Fundamentalism, 90, 133, 154,175–176, 231, 232, 278Christianity and, 35Islamic, 149, 279stereotype of, 206Futa Toro, 290Gade, Anna, 30Gaffney, Patrick, 33Gamelan, 210Gandhi, Mohandas, 88, 106, 262Gangohi, Rashid Ahmed, 108, 120Gaochang, 173Gaza Strip, occupation of, 34, 58Geertz, Clifford, 185Ge’ez, 342Gender, 115, 286, 303, 305Qur’an and, 304Geneva Islamic Centre, 295Gey ada, 227Gey ganafi, 226Gey sinan, 227, 229, 230, 343Gey usu’, 227G-Force, 278Ghadir Khumm, 12Gharbzadagi, 87Ghazi, al-, 219Ghazzali, Abu Hamid al-, 189Gladney, Dru C., 32Gleanings of History, 232, 233,245–250Global Islam, 172, 210Globalization, 5, 30, 36, 44, 161, 183,210, 214, 269challenges of, 213impact of, 253Islam and, 63–64, 66–72Muslim nationalism and, 176–180