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ajiss-1353	Rizvi, Sajjad H.	Arguing the Just War in Islam: By John Kelsay (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2007. 263 pages.)	2010.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1488	56	48	John Kelsay, in this wonderfully succinct and accessible work, wants to argue that the real issue in discussing jihad is to make sense of legit- imate violence and how it may be deployed, and hence to locate the discourse within an existing discussion about just war theory. I am not generally sym- pathetic to the use of the comparable frame of just war theory because, as a juridical and ethical concept it is rather limited, arising as it does out of a par- ticular politico-theological context of medieval Catholicism.	cache/ajiss-1353.pdf	txt/ajiss-1353.txt