A Contribution to Comparative Theology: Probing the Depth of Islamic Thought

Mouhanad Khorchide · Ufuk Topkara

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Islamic Thought and Society Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion Qur’anic Interpretation Studies

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Muslim theologians, as much as ordinary Muslims, will immediately agree with the characterization of God as all compassionate. However, it remains rather opaque how God’s compassion can be fully explained in terms of comparative theology. How can Muslims relate to God’s compassion? What role does God’s compassion precisely play in the Quranic revelation and the daily practice of Muslims?

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1977The Hans Wehr Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic 2005Ghazali and the poetics of imagination

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