Islamic Theology in the Turkish Republic (by Philip Dorroll)
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The book under review offers an analysis of Islamic theology delineated broadly under the auspices of the Ottomans and the nation-state of Turkey, in past and present. As outlined in its introduction, the book comprises five chapters: 1. Origins, 2. Nation, 3. God, 4. Humanity, 5. Futures.
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