The Life Of The Prophet Correction of The Fallacies in The Encyclopedia of the Islam

Author: Dr Ahmed Abu Zayd

Book Binding: Paperback

Pages:173

Size: 8.1 x 5.7 x 0.5 inch

Publication year: 2003

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About This Book:
The Encyclopedia of Islam's general methodology is discussed in the first section, and it is said that these fallacies form its foundation: the error of presenting Islam as a single, uniform stance, as if there were no differences in viewpoint or interpretation within the Islamic tradition. the error of relying on questionable sources, including hadiths that are thought to be flimsy or manufactured. the error of interpreting Islamic scriptures using Christian or Western principles without considering their unique context. An important work that questions the way the Prophet Muhammad is frequently depicted in Western scholarship is The Life of the Prophet: Correction of the Fallacies in the Encyclopaedia of Islam. For anybody who wishes to understand Islam in its genuine context, reading this book is crucial.. He demonstrates that the Prophet was actually a literate man who was dedicated to peace, justice, and compassion using evidence from the Qur'an and hadiths.