إبراهيم و أبناء عهده مع الله/ أزد. رينهارد لاوت. ترجمة: أزد غانم هنا
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TextPublication details: دمشق؛ خطوات للنشر والتوضيع؛ 2006Description: 536p; 21x14cmSubject(s): Summary: Translation of Abraham und die Kinder seines Bundes mit Gott, München 2003, 506 Seiten ISBN 3-935990-14-6 (broschiert. -------- A Genuine Approach to a Positive Christian Understanding of the Quran The Munich philosopher Professor Emeritus Dr. Reinhard Lauth, editor of the Fichte edition of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences presents an unusual and insightful exegesis of both the Quran and the Book of Genesis in the Bible. From the standpoint of a decidedly Catholic Christianity, he seeks—less to understand historically entrenched Islam, but rather the Quran—in a way that honors the concerns of its author (or authors), as far as is possible within a Christian framework. Thus, he recognizes the (Arab) Muslims, according to their self-understanding, as sons of Abraham, and their monotheism.
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Translation of Abraham und die Kinder seines Bundes mit Gott, München 2003, 506 Seiten ISBN 3-935990-14-6 (broschiert. -------- A Genuine Approach to a Positive Christian Understanding of the Quran The Munich philosopher Professor Emeritus Dr. Reinhard Lauth, editor of the Fichte edition of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences presents an unusual and insightful exegesis of both the Quran and the Book of Genesis in the Bible. From the standpoint of a decidedly Catholic Christianity, he seeks—less to understand historically entrenched Islam, but rather the Quran—in a way that honors the concerns of its author (or authors), as far as is possible within a Christian framework. Thus, he recognizes the (Arab) Muslims, according to their self-understanding, as sons of Abraham, and their monotheism.
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