Interpretation and the Problem of the Intention of the Author: H.
... scholars in both the Muslim and the Western world for the last decades. The works of the late Professor Fazlur Rahman in the line of Schleiermacher and Betti, and those of M. Arkoun in the line of deconstructionism, have been the most influential hermeneutical studies. Besides, in criticizing the hi ...
... scholars in both the Muslim and the Western world for the last decades. The works of the late Professor Fazlur Rahman in the line of Schleiermacher and Betti, and those of M. Arkoun in the line of deconstructionism, have been the most influential hermeneutical studies. Besides, in criticizing the hi ...
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... Qur’anic scholarship. Without in any way wanting to pre-empt the discussion on the worldly nature of the Qur’an, in reflecting on the diverse scholarly approaches to the Qur’an, I draw an analogy with the personality and body of a beloved and the ways in which she is approached. The body that comes ...
... Qur’anic scholarship. Without in any way wanting to pre-empt the discussion on the worldly nature of the Qur’an, in reflecting on the diverse scholarly approaches to the Qur’an, I draw an analogy with the personality and body of a beloved and the ways in which she is approached. The body that comes ...
doc - Pastor Stan Lubeck
... at the hands of the Philistines. The armies were drawn up on opposite sides of the Valley of Elah, a few miles southwest of Jerusalem (vv. 2-3). Apparently intimidated by each other, they decided that the outcome should be determined by a contest of champions who would engage each other in combat. T ...
... at the hands of the Philistines. The armies were drawn up on opposite sides of the Valley of Elah, a few miles southwest of Jerusalem (vv. 2-3). Apparently intimidated by each other, they decided that the outcome should be determined by a contest of champions who would engage each other in combat. T ...
Reader Response Theory and Holocaust Art
... attempting to analyze aspects of the languages, the system […] while presenting what they are doing as an interpretation of the literary work” (117). Those who engage in such practices, he writes, “[…] are just using literary works to tell stories about the myriad problems of human existence” (117). ...
... attempting to analyze aspects of the languages, the system […] while presenting what they are doing as an interpretation of the literary work” (117). Those who engage in such practices, he writes, “[…] are just using literary works to tell stories about the myriad problems of human existence” (117). ...
The Roots of Islamophobia in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century
... mistranslate the word " " أمىummei (unlettered), referring to Prophet Muhammad in some Qur'anic verses, so as to hide the fact that it could have never been possible for an unlettered person to be the author of the Qur'an that encompasses historical events, that he did not witness, as well as meti ...
... mistranslate the word " " أمىummei (unlettered), referring to Prophet Muhammad in some Qur'anic verses, so as to hide the fact that it could have never been possible for an unlettered person to be the author of the Qur'an that encompasses historical events, that he did not witness, as well as meti ...