Code: 09277218

After Hardship Cometh Ease

Name: After Hardship Cometh Ease
Brand: De Gruyter
SKU: 09277218
Price: 128.59 EUR
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Author: Ze'ev Maghen
ISBN: 9783110184549

by Ze'ev Maghen

Language: English
Binding: Hardback
Number of pages: 257
Publisher: De Gruyter, 2006
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Book synopsis

Islam is widely perceived as a stern and unbending religion, but its roots and very raison d'ętre lie in a diametrically antithetical outlook: that of flexibility, indulgence and relaxation. Islam saw itself as a divinely bestowed relief from the undue rigors of older systems of faith - chief among them Judaism, portrayed as the most taxing doctrine known to man. This study delves into the complicated perceptions characterising the relationship between history's strictest and history's easiest religion.