Description
Explore an in-depth discussion on the significance of the "People of the Book" in the Quran at the Islamic Center for Research and Academic Advancement (ICRAA). The article, available at this link, delves into the Quranic directive to "ask the People of the Book" and explores its meanings and implications.
The term "People of the Book" refers to Jews and Christians, who are acknowledged in the Quran as recipients of earlier divine revelations. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the contexts in which the Quran instructs Muslims to seek knowledge from the People of the Book. It also explores the reasons behind this directive and its relevance in fostering interfaith understanding and dialogue.
Through scholarly insights and detailed examination, the article elucidates how these Quranic verses encourage Muslims to engage respectfully and thoughtfully with the beliefs and practices of Jews and Christians. The discussion highlights the importance of shared knowledge and mutual respect in promoting a harmonious coexistence between different faith communities.
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Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
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