[PDF.67sf] The History of Islamic Theology: From Muhammad to the Present (Princeton Series on the Middle East)

The History of Islamic Theology: From Muhammad to the Present (Princeton Series on the Middle East)

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 | #6520908 in Books |  Markus Wiener Publishers |  1999-06-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.00 x6.00 x1.00l,1.30 | File type: PDF | 420 pages

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||8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.| What do Muslims believe?|By A Customer|Nagel, professor of Islamic theology at Göttingen, writes from outside Islam and in the rationalist-historical tradition to explicate what Muslims have believed, using a style often found in western theological studies of Christianity that are based in history rather than faith. He has intentionally refrained "from rashly pointing o|From Publishers Weekly|In this accessible study, Nagel (Timor the Conqueror) offers a comprehensive study of Islam. Using the Koran and other primary sources, the author delves deeply into Islamic history as he traces the development of Islamic doctrine. In an o

The book presents Muslim beliefs about God's relationship to humans by drawing on relevant Islamic sources from Muhammad to modern times. In connection with the social and political history of Islam, the reader is introduced to the central ideas and concepts of Islamic theologians. Nagel observes how, in the course of time, the universal messages in the Koran have become clearer through a dual process of analysis and application to a range of human experience. The outcom...

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