Chauki Lazhar, Vicegerency in Islamic Thought and Scripture: Towards a Qur’anic Theory of Human Existential Function
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21 avril 2024
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études coraniques Délégation vice-royauté sciences islamiques istikhlāf réforme islamique nature humaine en Islam « Islam cosmique » philosophie islamique Delegation vicegerency istikhlāf islamic sciences islamic reform human nature in Islam ‘Cosmic Islam’ Qur’anic interpretation islamic philosophy Qur’anic studiesSujets proches
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Mehdi Berriah, « Chauki Lazhar, Vicegerency in Islamic Thought and Scripture: Towards a Qur’anic Theory of Human Existential Function », Bulletin critique des Annales islamologiques, ID : 10.4000/bcai.5219
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This book by Chauki Lazhar, Assistant Professor in Islamic Sciences at Qatar University, is based on a thesis of Islamic Law and Theology defended in 2020 at University of Abderdeen. Through a theological lens, the author examines the concept of vice vicegerency and its use in contemporary Muslim thought in the light of the Qur’anic text, prophetic tradition and, to a lesser extent, classical religious literature. The theme is part of contemporary debates among Muslim scholars and intellectu...