Methodological Problems in the Study of Islam, and Ali Shariati's Proposed Methodology for the Study of Religions
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This paper intends to describe some of the problems involved in
the methodological study of Islam, as well as the measures suggested
by scholars (Muslims and non-Muslims) to correct and solve such
problems. It then presents the methodology developed by Ali Shariati
for the study of religions, and its application to Islam. The paper
concludes by assessing Shariati's proposed methodology vis-a-vis the
aforementioned problems and corrective measures.
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