The Druze and their Faith in Tawhid Saijal Russell Hardin (University of Chicago)

Russell Hardin (University of Chicago)

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The Druze and their Faith in Tawhid Saijal Russell Hardin (University of Chicago)As a small sect that emerged from Islam over a thousand years ago, the Druze religion and society has long been cloaked in a tradition of secrecy. Veiled from the outside world, the religious tenets have been vulnerable to distortion, misunderstanding, and misrepresentation. In this book Dr. Anis Obeid, a Druze layman, provides a penetrating analysis of Druze scriptures and beliefs (Tawhid). Presenting a chronological narrative of the foundation and