Tag: Orientalist studies

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Quranic Ethics in Orientalist Studies

Publication of a Book Critiquing Orientalist Studies on Quranic Ethics

The book “An Examination and Critique of Orientalist Studies on the Subject of Moral Virtue and Vice in the Quran,” authored in Persian by Seyyed Mohammad Akbarian, has been published by the Islamic Sciences and Culture Academy in 332 pages. This work offers a critical review of the approaches taken by Orientalist studies in the […]

Selective Collection and Unbalanced Presentation of Data in the Encyclopedia of the Qur’an (Leiden)

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 features that have long characterized this field. Despite the diversity of contributors, the encyclopedia is shaped by overarching methodological frameworks that inform the content and […]

Critical Reading of History of Orientalism and Review of the Evolution of Qurʾānic Studies in the West

Critical Reading of History of Orientalism and Review of the Evolution of Qurʾānic Studies in the West

Book: Tārīkh-i Istishrāq va Sayr-i Taḥavvol-i Muṭāliʿāt-i Qurʾānī dar Gharb Author: Dr. Shādī Nafīsī Reviewed by: Morteza Karimi Bibliographic Information: Shādī Nafīsī, Tārīkh-i Istishrāq va Sayr-i Taḥavvol-i Muṭāliʿāt-i Qurʾānī dar Gharb (History of Orientalism and Review of the Evolution of Qurʾānic Studies in the West), 1st ed., 1 vol., Qom: Research Institute of Ḥawzah and […]