Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
156
Language
Indonesian
Published
Aug 1, 2004
Publisher
LKiS
ISBN-10
9792552499
Description
Asghar Ali Engineer explores the intricate relationship between Islam and the concept of liberation in a society marked by various challenges. He delves deep into the evolution of rational theology and transformative theology, highlighting their shortcomings in adequately addressing the diverse aspirations of the Muslim community.
Through thoughtful analysis, Engineer critiques existing theological frameworks and advocates for a more inclusive approach that resonates with contemporary issues. His insights aim to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity, encouraging readers to reconsider the role of Islam in fostering liberation and social justice.
The work serves as a call to action, inviting both scholars and lay readers to engage with these pressing theological discussions and to envision a future where faith actively contributes to the empowerment of individuals and communities.
Through thoughtful analysis, Engineer critiques existing theological frameworks and advocates for a more inclusive approach that resonates with contemporary issues. His insights aim to bridge the gap between tradition and modernity, encouraging readers to reconsider the role of Islam in fostering liberation and social justice.
The work serves as a call to action, inviting both scholars and lay readers to engage with these pressing theological discussions and to envision a future where faith actively contributes to the empowerment of individuals and communities.