Quest for divinity: a critical examination of the thought of Mahmud Muhammad Taha |
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Authors: | Mahgoub El-Tigani Mahmoud |
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Affiliation: | (1) Social Work and Sociology, Tennessee State University, 3500 Jon A Merritt Blvd, Nashville, TN 37209, USA |
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Abstract: | Quest for Divinity makes an intriguing contribution to explain the debatable thought of Mahmud Muhammad Taha. The author analyzes competently different complexities, inter-relatedness, and comprehensiveness of the thinker's doctrine, which articulates the unique accomplishment of his individuality. The author's fluent style, comparative research, and serious attempt to scrutinize the Jumhuri thought and reform project based on academic sources, in addition to personal acquaintance with the movement, provide an opportunity to both scholars and students of religious studies to understand closely major similarities, differences, and spiritual linkages that tie up the Jumhuris with both Sufi spiritualities and orthodox Muslim faith. Still, there is essential need to comprehend the thinker's stands and ideas in their pure originality and totality, as a full package of his doctrinal commitments, rather than tearing them apart by a piece-meal approach, with due consideration to the significant analysis the author offers. |
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Keywords: | Religious studies Sufi Islam Orthodox Islam Muhammad Quest to divinity Mahmud Muhammad Taha Jumhuri thought |
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