The Qur'an revealed : a critical analysis of Said Nursi's Epistles of Light / Colin Turner ; with a foreword by Dale F. Eickelman.

Author
Turner, C. (Colin) [Browse]
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Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
Berlin : Gerlach, 2013.
Description
xii, 619 pages ; 25 cm

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    "The Qur'an Revealed is a landmark publication in the history of Islamic studies, providing for the first time a comprehensive critical analysis of Bedizuzzaman Said Nursi's 6000-page work of Quranic exegesis, The Epistles of Light. In discussing a wide range of themes, from Divine unity to causation, from love to spirituality, from prophethood to civilization and politics, Colin Turner invites the reader into Nursi's conceptual universe, presenting the teachings of arguably the Muslim world's most understudied theologian in a language that is accessible to both expert and interested layperson alike."--The publisher.
    Bibliographic references
    Includes bibliographical references and index.
    Contents
    • Foreword / by Dale F. Eickelman
    • Introduction
    • On divine unity
    • Existence and entities
    • On nature and causation
    • On aspects of the unseen : life, spirit and angels
    • Man in the cosmos : Nursi and the human "I"
    • Revelation and prophethood
    • The Quran and Muhammad
    • The hereafter
    • Belief and unbelief
    • On worship and righteous action
    • Spirituality
    • On divine determining and free will
    • On sincerity and brotherhood
    • On love
    • Practical wisdom and pastoral theology
    • Civilization
    • On jihad
    • Notes
    • Index.
    ISBN
    • 9783940924285 ((hd. bd.))
    • 3940924288 ((hd. bd.))
    LCCN
    2013389348
    OCLC
    846540189
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