Tag: القرآن

38 items with this tag.

Apostasy Is Not a Qur'anic Ruling
Prophethood is the Domain of Objective Truths
Reading, Not Recitation
Reasons for Revelation Do Not Explain the Entire Qur'an
The Book and the Qur'an Are Distinct
The Book Is Not the Qur'an in Its Signification
The Center of Islam Is the Word of God
The Contemporary Sunna Is Read Through the Qur'an
The Dhikr as the Modern Arabic Form of the Book
The Hadiths Contradicting the Qur'an Are Rejected
The Heritage Should Be Set Aside
The Historical Method in Understanding the Text
The Inherited Fiqh Is Separate from the Qur'an
The Inherited Jurisprudence Does Not Match the Qur'an
The People of Remembrance Are the People of the Arabic Tongue
The Qur'an
- القرآن
The Qur'an Affirms Some of What Came Before
The Qur'an and Reality as Criteria of Acceptance
The Qur'an as Truth, Clear Signs, and Speech
The Qur'an Combines the Scientific and the Literary
The Qur'an Does Not Establish the Inferiority of Women
The Qur'an Establishes Pluralism and Prevents Monism
The Qur'an Explains the Qur'an
The Qur'an Is an Enduring Miracle
The Qur'an is guidance for people, and the Book is guidance for the Godfearing
The Qur'an is Muhammad's Eternal Miracle
The Qur'an Is Not Heritage
The Qur'an Is Read in a Contemporary Reading
The Qur'an is Reclassified Structurally
The Qur'an Is the Highest Referent
The Qur'an Is the Only Miracle of the Messenger
The Qur'an Is the Only Revelation
The Qur'an: A New Contemporary Reading
The Qur'an: Laws of Objective Existence
The Qur'anic Wisdom Is Not the Prophetic Sunna
The Sayings of the Prophet and the Companions Are Historical Documents
The Woman Is Not the Cause of Temptation
Traditional Fiqh Is Not Contemporary Legislation

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