
Musulmans contre islam ?
Haddad Gerard, Dhaoui Hechmi - Collection L'histoire à vif
Résumé
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Two psychoanalysts, Gérard Haddad, a Tunisian Jew living in France, and Hechmi Dhaoui, a Muslim who lives in Tunisia, investigate the situation of the Arabo-Muslim world in its relation with the West. It is their opportunity to combat some preconceived ideas and lay bare certain painful paradoxes. Rather than a shock of civilisations, are we not confronting a civil war within the same Mediterranean civilisation, nourished by the monotheist message and Greek philosophy, transmitted to the West by Arabs? Why did the brilliant Arabo-Muslim civilisation enter into a what remains today an unstoppable decline? The authors underline the importance, in the 9th century, of the "closing of the doors of Ijtihad", in other words, of "critical thought", which had reigned supreme in the early times of Islam. The "imitation" of the founders replaced that freedom of thought. Instead of attacking the root of the problem, the contemporary Arabo-Muslim world seems to be bogged down in non-solutions to its predicament: nationalism and fundamentalism, with, as a consequence, the dead-end of terrorism. Far from going back to the living sources of their religion, Muslims seem to have undertaken a regression to pre-Islamic behaviour and values...
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PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Cerf |
Auteur(s) | Haddad Gerard, Dhaoui Hechmi |
Collection | L'histoire à vif |
Parution | 16/03/2006 |
Format | 13.4 x 21.5 |
Couverture | Broché |
Poids | 185g |
EAN13 | 9782204078511 |
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