TORAH Through A Muslims View Interactions and Dialogues Between Two Scriptures Al-Kautsar

Detail Produk :
Book Title : TORAH Through A Muslims View
Writer : Wisnu Tanggap Prabowo
Publisher : Pustaka Al-Kautsar
Page : 536 Pages
Weight : 700 grams
Size : 15.5 x 24 cm
Cover : Soft Cover
ISBN : 978-623-173-061-9
Description Produk :
This book presents a unique perspective on the relationship between the Quran and the Torah. By examining shared stories such as Adam in Paradise, the Great Flood of Noah, and the trials of Joseph, the book establishes clear intertextuality between these two sacred texts. It argues the Quran is affirmed by previous scriptures as well as demonstrates how the Quran reaffirms and engages with the earlier scriptures.
In addition to its historical significance, the Torah offers valuable insights into the theological aspects of both Islam and Judaism. The book conducts a comparative analysis of shared beliefs and practices, emphasizing not only the common ground but also differences between these two sacred books, between the two religions.
Although written from an Islamic perspective, the book is intended for both Muslim and Jewish readers. It seeks to promote interfaith dialogue and understanding by presenting a balanced and respectful exploration of both texts. The book's approach avoids a didactic tone, allowing the texts to interact naturally. It aims to minimize the author's subjective viewpoint, making it an inviting resource for readers from different faith backgrounds.
The book's distinctive contribution lies in its comprehensive analysis of the Torah, a subject that has received relatively little attention. By providing a thorough overview of the Torah and its connection to the Quran, the book offers a valuable resource for scholars and laypeople interested in Islamic studies. This exploration is not only an academic exercise but also a spiritual one, enabling readers to deepen their engagement with the Quran through a better understanding of the Torah.
Written in a clear and accessible style, the book avoids overly technical language, making it suitable for a wide audience. It establishes a solid foundation for further research and discussion on the relationship between the Quran and the Torah. It significantly contributes to the fields of Islamic studies and interfaith dialogue. Through its balanced presentation and comprehensive analysis, the book serves as a pioneering effort in bridging gaps between faiths, particularly in the context of Indonesia, where such a nuanced study of the Torah is rare.