hermeneutika hadis khaled m. abou el fadl

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Abstract

This paper reviews the hermeneutic Khaled M. Abou El-Fadl, in his work entitled Speaking God’s Name: Authority and Women. This figure is interesting to study because his theory stems from the fact that they experienced. At first he was an admirer salafi, then criticize ideologies. This paper focuses on the thoughts on the meaning and religious texts. To unload thinking Khaled used descriptive-analytical method. Apparently, hermeneutics offered Khaled influenced by several prominent Western hermeneutics, especially Gadamer and Gracia. From there, he formulated the five preconditions which adopted in interpreting the sacred text of someone’s religion.

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Authors ;Ahmad Suhendra
Journal journal of the japan petroleum institute
Year 2016
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http://mutawatir.uinsby.ac.id/index.php/Mutawatir/article/view/96
Keywords
İslam ETC hermeneutic theosophy religious texts

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