Qur'an/Koran -- Middle East Studies - Islam - Philosophy

Indeks : p.393 - 400 ; p.388 - 392 ; This book is a major philosophical contribution to the study of the Quran. These features make it ideal reading for students and general rreaders of Islam and philosophy. The aim of it is to investigate the rationality and plausibility of traditional Muslim conviction, a conviction inspired by the Quran, the founding document and scripture of Islam. The context of their largely philosophical investigation is supplied by industrialized and secularized western and westernized societies. This ambitious task has not been attempted by any Muslim or non-Muslim analytical philosopher in their times. The author creates a revolutionary form of Quranic exegesis with vitally significant implications for the moral, intellectual, cultural and political future of this consciously universal faith called Islam, and indeed of other faiths and ideologies that must encounter it in the modern secular world.