Rethinking The Qur'an
Towards a Humanestic Hermeneutics
Ranked #70 in Quran
Since the reign of the Abassid Caliph at Baghdad al-Mutawakil (847-861) more than eleven centuries ago, the discussion about the nature of the Qur ân has been blocked in favour of the Orthodox view that it is the exclusive verbatim Word of God. The human dimension, which includes the language as well as the recipient, is almost absent. This book aims to reopen the debate by rereading the classical material and addressing the present situation of Muslims in the context of the challenges of modernity.
The basic question is whether or not Muslims can modernize their societies... more
The basic question is whether or not Muslims can modernize their societies... more
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