This section gathers the clusters extracted from the book.
- Contemporary Islam is shaped between surveillance, mediation, and the suspension of epistemic modernity
- Religious reform needs critical plurality and social emancipation
- Tradition constructs truth and difference through the authority of interpretation and value
- Modernity and secularization do not end the question of meaning and authority
- Religion produces meaning and legitimacy through orthodoxy and the imaginary
- Epistemological critique opens Islam to the human sciences and comparison
- Written revelation opens interpretation and establishes surveillance
- Women’s emancipation reveals the structure of alienation and calls for historical critique