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=020    $$a 9781851681211
=035    $0010-0520003473
=041    $$a eng
=082    $$a 297.272
=084    $$a 297.272/ESA/Q
=100    $$a Faried Esack
=245    $$a Qur'an, LIberation and Pluralism : An Islamic Perspectives of Interreligious Solidarity Against Oppression
=250    $$a Cet. 1
=260    $$a Rockport, USA $b MIZAN $c 1997
=300    $$a xii, 288 p. ; 23 cm.$c 23 cm.
=500    $$a Indeks : indeks
=504    $$a p.273-282
=520    $$a The Demise of apartheid in South Africa in the 1980s followed an unprecedented unity in strunggle against oppression from members of different faith traditions. Determined as South African Muslim were to participate with rest of the opperessed in solidarity against apartheid, this brought them into conflict with interpretations of the Qur'an that denied virtue outside Islam, and left them searching for theology that would allow them to both co-operate against injustice and be true to their faith.
In this challenging account, reflects on key quranic passages used in the context of oppression to rethink the role of Islam in a plural society.He exposes how traditional interpretations of the Quran were used to legitimize an unjust order, and demonstrates that those very texts used to support religious intolerance, if interpreted within a contemporary socio-historical context, support active solidarity with the religious other for changes.
=650    $$a Koran - Criticism, interpretation, etc
=650    $$a Liberation theology.
=650    $$a Apartheid - Religious aspects - Islam.