The Islamic Roots of Democratic PluralismOxford University Press, 4 ene 2001 - 192 páginas This book tackles the most significant issues facing Muslims today. Sachedina argues that we must reopen the doors of religious interpretation--to correct false interpretations, replace outdated laws, and formulate new doctrines. His book critically analyzes Muslim teachings on such issues as pluralism, civil society, war and peace, and violence and self-sacrifice. |
Índice
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2 The People Are One Community | 22 |
3 Compete with One Another in Good Works | 63 |
4 Forgiveness Toward Humankind | 102 |
5 Epilogue | 132 |
Notes | 141 |
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Abdulaziz Sachedina Abrahamic Abrahamic religions abrogation accepted apostasy apostasy in Islam Arab believe caliph chapter Christians civil claims classical coexistence commitment conflict context created cultural Dār democratic pluralism discourse diversity divine doctrine earth ethical exclusivist exegetical faith fitra forgiveness freedom of conscience fundamentalism fundamentalist God's hadith Hence historical human humankind ideal Imam individual interhuman interpretation interreligious interreligious relations Islamic fundamentalism Islamic revelation Islamic tradition Jews jihad juridical Koran Koranic notion legitimate modern monotheistic moral Muhammad Muslim community Muslim jurists Muslim political Muslim scholars Muslim society Muslim world naskh nature non-Muslim normative one's passages peace pluralistic principle Prophet provides public order punishment Qur'an relations relationships religion religious communities religious pluralism responsibility restorative justice retribution retributive justice revelatory role salvation Sayyid Qutb secular sense Sharī Shi'ite social sphere spiritual Sunnī Tabarī Tabāțabā'ī Tafsir theology tion tolerance universal guidance values verse violence zilāl al-qur'an