Tokat Studies in Islamic Thought, published by SUNY Press, explores the richness and continuing significance of Islamic thought, examining its historical development and capacity to illuminate problems central to the human condition. Approaching Islam as a living intellectual tradition, the series publishes monographs on major thinkers, schools, and concepts alongside contemporary Muslim intellectual and aesthetic engagements with questions related to artificial intelligence, democracy, economics, the environment, finance, science, and technology.

Muhammad U. Faruque, University of Cincinnati / Tokat Institute
Mohammed Rustom, Carleton University / Tokat Institute
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