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Eriċ J. Hooglund. Land and Revolution in Iran 1960–1980 . Modern and Middle East Ser., no. 7. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1982. 191 pp. $19.95

treating them individually or on a comparative basis, her analysis aims primarily at elucidation of their own views. In succeeding chapters, Prof. Haddad seeks to clarify the Qur'anic foundations common to the seven and to present the different uses to which they subject Western sources. Their effort, whose intellectual range runs from the primitive to the moderately rigorous, concentrates on imparting contemporary meaning and vitality to most of the traditional Islamic norms. The urnna continues as the unique agent of divine purpose as revealed perfectly in the eternal Word. Tawftid assumes Islamic political power. The revivification of religious zeal constitutes the sine qua non for any societal remedy.