Fuad Khuri’s comparative study of Islamic sects in the contemporary Arab world spotlights those that share distinguishing features like geographical isolation; intensity of rituals; and duality of religious organization. He examines not only dogma but also the variables that differentiate a religion from a sect and a sect from a religious community.
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