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The Firmest Handhold

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The Firmest Handhold is mentioned here as a point of close connection to the covenant and to the pillars of Islam. Its function in the source is to reinforce the idea that religious commitment in Shahrur is a tight but voluntary bond.

  • The covenant of Islam is a voluntary commitment
  • Index
  • Shahrur’s Islamic covenant is based on ethical pillars, not on ritual belonging

Cross-book concept: See The Firmest Handhold for the overarching theme across the books.


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