General Religious Thought & Modernity explores the intersection of traditional religious beliefs with the challenges and transformations brought about by modernity. It critically examines how religion responds to the changes in society, culture, technology, and politics that have emerged with modern times. This field explores the impact of secularization, scientific advancement, and global interconnectedness on religious institutions, beliefs, and practices. Works in this category engage with questions of faith and reason, the role of religion in contemporary life, and the re-interpretation of sacred texts in light of modern challenges. Books like Why I Am Not a Christian by Bertrand Russell and You Cannot Believe That Life Is That Beautiful delve into the tensions between religious dogma and modern rational thought. These discussions challenge traditional religious structures while offering a nuanced perspective on how faith can evolve within the context of modern society. The dialogue between religion and modernity is vital for understanding how religious thought adapts to new philosophical, cultural, and scientific realities, and it highlights both the potential for conflict and the possibility of synthesis. This area of study fosters a deeper understanding of how religion continues to shape and be shaped by the modern world.
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Abrahamic Religions Before Islam in the Qur’an Book by Mohammad Asadi
Writer: Mohammad Asadi
€30.00
Abrahamic Religions Before Islam in the Qur’an by Dr. Mohammad Asadi provides a detailed study of the Abrahamic faiths prior to Islam, as presented in the Qur’an and interpreted through Allameh Tabatabai’s renowned Tafsir al-Mizan. The book examines the historical, theological, and cultural contexts of Judaism, Christianity, and other Abrahamic traditions, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of their development and significance before the advent of Islam. Dr. Asadi carefully analyzes Qur’anic verses, highlighting how the Qur’an references earlier revelations and religious communities, while exploring Tabatabai’s philosophical and exegetical insights. Written in Persian (Farsi), this work is accessible to scholars, students, and general readers seeking a deeper understanding of Islamic exegesis, comparative religion, and the continuity of monotheistic traditions. Combining scholarly rigor with clarity, it offers both historical knowledge and theological reflection, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the study of religions and Qur’anic interpretation.
- Author: Dr. Mohammad Asadi, expert in Islamic studies, Qur’anic interpretation, and religious history.
- Pages: 104
- ISBN: 9786229160695
- Focus: Abrahamic religions before Islam as presented in the Qur’an, analyzed through Tafsir al-Mizan.
- Language: Persian (Farsi), ideal for Farsi-speaking readers.
- Content Highlights: Examines Judaism, Christianity, and other Abrahamic faiths, contextualized through Qur’anic interpretation.
- Format: Paperback edition, suitable for academic study, research, or personal reading.
- Ideal For: Students, scholars, and readers interested in Qur’anic studies, comparative religion, and Islamic exegesis.
- Educational Value: Offers insights into religious history, theology, and Qur’anic perspectives, bridging scholarly analysis with accessible explanation.
| Weight | 200 g |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Product Type | General Religious Thought & Modernity |
| Genre | Religious |
| Writer | |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | Persian |
| Origin | Iran |
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