Valorizing Religious Dialogue and Pluralism Within the Islamic Tradition

In Mohammed Hashas, Pluralism in Islamic Contexts - Ethics, Politics and Modern Challenges. Springer Verlag. pp. 35-45 (2021)
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Abstract

This chapter focuses on three Qur’anic concepts from which universal ethical principles may be derived to promote harmonious relationships among diverse peoples and faith communities in full recognition, even in celebration, of our differences. These concepts are: knowledge of one another, based on respect for diversity and difference; the commonality of human beings based on righteousness and ethical conduct rather than on religious labels and denominations; and the reconciliation of hearts, which is a cornerstone of Islamic peacebuilding. These concepts and their bearing on inter-faith dialogue and peaceful co-existence are worthy of our reflection first.

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