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Encyclopedia of the Qur’an (Leiden): Selective Collection and Unbalanced Presentation of Data
Abstract The Encyclopedia of the Qurʾān (Leiden) represents one of the most recent contributions to the Western tradition of Islamic Studies. As such, it exhibits many of the typical…
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Critical Reading of Orientalism: The Interaction of Scholarly, Colonial, and Religious Motivations
Introduction Orientalism is one of the most significant phenomena in the history of scholarly inquiry…
Technology and AI in Academic Research: Blessing or Curse?
A critical reflection on artificial intelligence in academic research, exploring how technology can advance knowledge—or…
From Secular Science to Religious Science
Explores the concept of religious science, arguing how a theistic worldview shapes scientific theory, purpose,…
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The Problem of Good and Evil: A Philosophical Reflection
A philosophical exploration of the problem of good and evil, examining relativity, absoluteness, and divine…
The Kite Runner
A well-written book that also serves as living proof of America's success in narrative warfare.…
The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Alex Haley
A personal reflection on The Autobiography of Malcolm X—its honesty, rhythm, and unforgettable moments. I…
Science and Religion in Islam: Worship, Reason, and the Laws of Creation
In Islam, scientific inquiry can be an act of worship: study God’s creation, respect evidence,…
Jurisprudence of the Islamic Capital Market
Jurisprudence of the Capital Market, written by Gholamreza Mesbahi‑Moghadam in collaboration with Mohammad‑Mahdi Shariati‑Nejad, is a specialized work in the field of financial jurisprudence and Islamic economics. Published by Imam Sadiq University Press, the book examines the juristic foundations of…
