The Qur'an and the Secular Mind; A Philosophy of Islam (2008) - Shabbir Akhtar

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Contents A note on transliteration and abbreviations ix Introduction 1 PART I Quranic Islam and the secular mind 13 1 Locating Islam in the modern world 15 2 Human reason and divine revelation 57 3 The moral challenge of secular humanism 90 PART II An Arabic Quran: Assessing its authority 117 4 The book sent down 119 5 The book as ‘the frustrater’ 135 6 The scope of the book 157 7 The authority of the book 186 PART III A Quranic Lebenswelt in a secular age 215 8 A sign is enough – for the wise 217 9 Faith and the varieties of rejection 238
viii Contents 10 Human nature and the Quran 267 11 ‘Greater is God!’ 295 PART IV Conclusions 327 12 Preface to a philosophy of Islam 329 Notes 349 Bibliography 388 Index 393
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Bibliography There are no philosoph
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