Islam: The Concept of Religion and the Foundation of Ethics and MoralityOriginally a lecture delivered at the 1976 International Islamic Conference in London, this monograph offers a radically different account of religion from the Islamic viewpoint. The author eloquently shows that the concept couched in the Arabic term din is not the same as the word "religion" as understood throughtout Western religious history. By means of a careful semantic analysis, al Attas takes up the notion "din" as a unifying theme, connecting

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she takes us from the second to the first millennium BCE

The book includes commentaries by four leading Chinese scholars in law

over the scriptural defences against usury so clearly promulgated within the principal Abrahamic religions

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readers are encouraged to converse on both the texts and the relationships between the texts

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