Understanding the Quran Today
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Title: Understanding the Quran Today
Author: Mohammad al Ghazali
Edition: UNIVERSAL
Medium: Book
Theme: The Holy QURAN
Description: This book presents in the hands of the French-speaking reader a fundamental debate at the center of the Koran and the changing historical reality. It aims for a conscious and critical reconciliation between the Muslim and the Koran, in the light of the sciences of the Book and the pressing reality of a world which, through its everyday discoveries, is shaking up mentalities and ways of thinking. Re-reading the Koran as if it were revealing itself again today would be essential for it to fully resume its dynamics in creativity and ethics, both of the Muslim in his daily life, but also of a whole Muslim civilization with a breakdown of engine and source of inspiration.
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