THE PROCESS OF ORIENTALIST’S CONCLUSION IN “THE HISTORY OF QURAN” ISSUES

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ASHRAFI ABASS; BESHARATY ZAHRA

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Journal: QURANIC & HADITH STUDIES Year:2015 | Volume:8 | Issue:2 (16) Page(s): 31-67

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Title

THE PROCESS OF ORIENTALIST’S CONCLUSION IN “THE HISTORY OF QURAN” ISSUES

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ASHRAFI ABASS | BESHARATY ZAHRA | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

HISTORY OF THE QUR'ANQ3

ORIENTALISTSQ2

POSITIVE APPROACHQ2

NEGATIVE APPROACHQ2

Abstract

Orientalist in dealing with Quranic issues have two general positive and NEGATIVE APPROACHes. This article based on their perspective using content analysis and analyzing the tools of these mantic data answer to question: “what is the process of orientalist’s conclusion in Quranic studies? This study shows, despite of positive viewpoints of some ORIENTALISTS, they reject the prophet hood and Islam as a religion, but some of them was fairly approved the Quran as guidance book. Analyzing their negative attitudes toward Quran shows that their doubts converts to complacency and implicitly.

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