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This academic article, authored by S. A. Hosseini and published in 1998, focuses on “The Islamic Reconstructionist Methodology of Studying Quran.” The text outlines a scholarly approach for understanding the Qur'an within contemporary Islamic thought, moving beyond traditional methods. The central purpose of the work is to present an "Islamic Reconstructionist" framework, advocating for a nuanced methodology that considers historical context, intellectual inquiry, and social factors in interpreting the sacred text. By exploring concepts such as hermeneutics and various modes of interpretation, the author seeks to provide a robust scholarly tool for engaging with the Qur'an's meaning and relevance in the modern world.
This academic article, authored by S. A. Hosseini and published in 1998, focuses on “The Islamic Reconstructionist Methodology of Studying Quran.” The text outlines a scholarly approach for understanding the Qur'an within contemporary Islamic thought, moving beyond traditional methods. The central purpose of the work is to present an "Islamic Reconstructionist" framework, advocating for a nuanced methodology that considers historical context, intellectual inquiry, and social factors in interpreting the sacred text. By exploring concepts such as hermeneutics and various modes of interpretation, the author seeks to provide a robust scholarly tool for engaging with the Qur'an's meaning and relevance in the modern world.