The Qurʾān refers on several occasions to Christians. Its attitude toward them, however, has often been seen as an ambivalent one. At times the Qurʾān praises the Christians, while in other cases it condemns them. This article will attempt to analyze the Qurʾān’s view of Christians by examining Islamic exegetical writings dating from the earliest period of Qurʾānic commentary up to the late Middle Ages
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...
Abstract This thesis will analyse the Qur’anic discourse regarding the People of the Book (Ahl Al-Ki...
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...
Jews and Christians are among well illustrated religious communities in the Qur’an. Various religiou...
In the Qurʾān, Christians are generally referred as the “Peopleof the Book” in the meaning of those ...
In the Qurʾān, Christians are generally referred as the “People of the Book” in the meaning of those...
Modern Shīʿi commentaries on the Qurʾān are understudied in comparison with their classical or Sunni...
The first Scripture for Christians was the Old Testament, which, however, they read in the light of ...
Even Christians’ first Scripture was the Old Testament they read it in the light of Christ. For Chri...
Even Christians’ first Scripture was the Old Testament they read it in the light of Christ. For Chri...
Drawing on recent research on the interweaving of the Qurʾān with Jewish and Christian interpretatio...
Kur’an’da Hristiyanlar, genelde ilâhî bir kitaba inananlar anlamında “Ehl-i Kitap”, özelde ise “Nas...
The Qur'anic concept of ahl al-kitab ("People of the Book") has a theological significance for Musli...
In October 2007, 138 Muslim scholars signed a document entitled “A Common Word between Us and You” (...
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...
Abstract This thesis will analyse the Qur’anic discourse regarding the People of the Book (Ahl Al-Ki...
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...
Jews and Christians are among well illustrated religious communities in the Qur’an. Various religiou...
In the Qurʾān, Christians are generally referred as the “Peopleof the Book” in the meaning of those ...
In the Qurʾān, Christians are generally referred as the “People of the Book” in the meaning of those...
Modern Shīʿi commentaries on the Qurʾān are understudied in comparison with their classical or Sunni...
The first Scripture for Christians was the Old Testament, which, however, they read in the light of ...
Even Christians’ first Scripture was the Old Testament they read it in the light of Christ. For Chri...
Even Christians’ first Scripture was the Old Testament they read it in the light of Christ. For Chri...
Drawing on recent research on the interweaving of the Qurʾān with Jewish and Christian interpretatio...
Kur’an’da Hristiyanlar, genelde ilâhî bir kitaba inananlar anlamında “Ehl-i Kitap”, özelde ise “Nas...
The Qur'anic concept of ahl al-kitab ("People of the Book") has a theological significance for Musli...
In October 2007, 138 Muslim scholars signed a document entitled “A Common Word between Us and You” (...
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...
Abstract This thesis will analyse the Qur’anic discourse regarding the People of the Book (Ahl Al-Ki...
The present article is a contribution to the public debate surrounding the controversial thesis of a...