Dao of Muhammad

Discover the fascinating intersection of Islamic and Confucian scholarship in Dao of Muhammad by Zvi Ben-Dor Benite. Published by Harvard University in 2005, this hardback edition delves into a vibrant intellectual tradition that thrived in the Yangzi Delta during the 17th and 18th centuries. Benite expertly reconstructs the intricate network of Muslim scholars who contributed to the creation and dissemination of the Han Kitab, a significant body of Chinese Islamic literature. Drawing from previously unstudied sources, this book offers a unique perspective on the historical and cultural exchanges between Islam and Confucianism in China. With a page count that invites deep exploration, Dao of Muhammad is an essential read for anyone interested in Asian history, world religions, and the rich tapestry of intellectual life in early modern China. Enhance your understanding of this pivotal era and its enduring influence on the cultural landscape.