An authoritative introduction to the sacred text reveals how it represents Islam, describing the origins of the faith in seventh-century Arabia while offering insight into how the Qurʼan remains a pivotal influence on modern society and politics
M.A.R. Habib Knihy
Rafey Habib is renowned for his elegant prose and keen insight into the human condition. His works delve into profound philosophical and ethical questions, often exploring themes of identity, alienation, and the search for meaning in a complex world. Habib masterfully blends intricate narrative structures with evocative imagery, creating immersive literary experiences that resonate deeply with readers.
Hegel's analysis of Africa, India, and Islam is scrutinized for its implications on postcolonial and global studies. The book delves into his master-slave dialectic and situates his views within a European philosophical framework, while also highlighting the critiques from postcolonial scholars. Each chapter provides a detailed examination of how Hegel's Eurocentric traits reflect modernity, yet paradoxically offers tools for fostering a more inclusive global perspective. This nuanced appraisal reveals the complexities of Hegel's influence in contemporary discourse.
