A Comparative Study of Revelation from the Perspective of the Modern Mu'tazilites: Abduh, Fazl al-Rahman, Abu Zayd and Its Impact on Intellectual Developments in the Arab World
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Abduh, Fazl al-Rahman, Abu Zayd, Revelation and Revelation Interpretation, Relationship.Abstract
The formation and growth of Mu'tazilite thought lasted for nearly a century and a half, from Napoleon's invasion of Egypt to the eve of World War II. The study of this movement and intellectual development begins with Napoleon's invasion because Egypt and its thinkers, more than other Arab lands, became connected to the West and became self-aware.
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Abdoh, Mohammad (2005): “The Message of Monotheism”, Cairo: Maktaba Al-Usra.
Abu Zayd, Nasr Hamed (1995 AH): "Thinking in the Time of Thinking", Cairo: Makbubi School, second edition.
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