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Why Did God Not Compel People to Believe? After a pivotal verse such as: ﴾ There is no compulsion in religion ﴿ (Al-Baqarah: 256) a question arises that is no ...

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“There is no compulsion in religion”… From the Question of Man to the Principle of Freedom After pausing in the previous article at the Qur’anic image of the human being — Is he a free, ...

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The Human Being in the Qur’an: A Free Creature… or a Determined One? After pausing in the first and second articles at the question of accusation and bad faith, and then at the ...

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Is the Problem in the Text… or in the Reading? When Interpretation Becomes Authority After the long debate over freedom of opinion in Islam, the most pressing—yet most ...

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