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Mecca

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Mecca is understood here as an exceptional ritual state, not as an ordinary city suitable as a model for a civil capital. Shahrur links it to a single religious function, and therefore sees it as unsuitable to be the center of a pluralistic and civil state.

  • Historical religious reading explains the emergence of society and its orientation toward rights
  • Mecca is not suitable as a civil capital
  • Mecca and the Sacred House are understood as a ritual state preceding political construction

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