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ajiss-1034	Willoughby, Jay	Muslim Cosmopolitanism: Recovering a Forgotten Stream in the history of Islam	2014.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1045	40	59	Further refining this concept, he opined that cosmopolitanism is also “a style of thought, how we think and look at people” – one that calls for Muslims to be morally responsible for others (even non-Muslims), as this attitude is a core part of the Islamic tradition of open-mindedness and the maqāṣid al- Sharī‘ah (e.g., compassion, justice, cooperation, doing good, and consensus to safeguard the public interest). He elaborated upon this by comparing several great Islamic cities of the past – Baghdad, Bukhara, Cor- doba, Damascus, Cairo, Fez, Mogadishu, Malacca, Timbuktu, Sarajevo, and Delhi – with their contemporary counterparts, to remind Muslims that such grand undertakings were not beyond their ability.	cache/ajiss-1034.pdf	txt/ajiss-1034.txt