Secularism

العلمانية

By Jafar Sheikh Idris 1405h (1985 CE) 1 volumes

A concise critique of secularism as a worldview and its incompatibility with Islam. Ja'far Sheikh Idris traces the origins and philosophical underpinnings of secular thought, showing why its separation of religion from public life is not a neutral position but a particular metaphysical commitment — and why the Islamic tradition's insistence on the comprehensiveness of divine guidance is philosophically superior.

Table of Contents

INTRO Introduction 1 What Secularism Is: Definitions and Varieties 2 The Historical Origins of Secularism 3 The False Neutrality: Secularism's Hidden Premises 4 Islam's Alternative: The Comprehensive Din

Details

Category
General
Madhab
hanbali
Subject
contemporary
Original Language
en
Available In
en
Written
1405h (1985 CE)
Author Died
1447h
Volumes
1

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