Narrative Introduction

El-Ansary, Waleed; Linnan, David K.

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“…Motivasi mencari titik temu tidak lain adalah mencari satu tujuan yang sama dalam ekonomi Islam dan saling memahami. Dalam tataran praktek Al-Waleed berpendapat; in certain areas of the Islamic world, it is an observed fact that religion in the form of God's law seems a more effective protector of the environment than secular regulation (19).…”

Section: Kalimatun "Sawa" Pemikiran Ekonomi Islamunclassified

Kajian Ekonomi Syariah Perspektif Filsafat Islam

Yunadi

2022

JESI

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This research is a library research by using books and other literatures as the main object. The study in this paper provides a clear, objective, analytical and critical overview of the existing phenomena regarding the development of Islamic economics in Indonesia in the perspective of Islamic philosophy. Currently, there are still some discrepancies between the concept and its application in Islamic Economics. It took a lot of time to find meaning from the concept of Islamic economics through the Islamic law/maqasid sharia approach. The search for meaning is of course through inquiries by involving many researchers both from insiders and outsiders. The concept of maqasid shari'ah is strongly influenced by interpretation, perspective, educational background and depth of religious knowledge.In the study of the philosophy of the Islamic sciences, one of the efforts to break the stagnation of Islamic economic concepts and thinking is through the deconstruction of critical thinking with a critical paradigm. It is needed to avoid logocentrism (centered on its own logos/way of thinking). Each mahzab of Islamic economics should be aware that religious understanding from nash is essentially only one possible meaning of the many other possible meanings hidden behind the nash. This is to avoid the reality of the sacralization of each other's understanding so that it triggers conflict with the understanding of others. That way, the common thread of the concept of Islamic economics can be found together to be a reference for practice its field.Keywords; Economics, Islam, Maqasid Sharia, Philosophy.

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Section: Kalimatun "Sawa" Pemikiran Ekonomi Islamunclassified

Kajian Ekonomi Syariah Perspektif Filsafat Islam

Yunadi

2022

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“…Although the Pope was the primary recipient of this document, the document was also addressed to the heads of many different Christian communities, including Eastern Orthodox patriarchs, leaders of a number of Protestant denominations (Ghazi 2010, 12; El-Ansary and Linnan 2010). Essentially, this public letter affirmed that, while differences exist between Christianity and Islam, there is also a strong basis for religious understanding and practical cooperation.…”

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Explaining Interfaith Dialogue in the Muslim World

Kayaoğlu

2015

Politics and Religion

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In the last two decades, several Muslim states and civil society groups have embraced interfaith dialogue as a means of engagement with non-Muslims, especially with Christians. Why do these actors initiate interfaith dialogue? Why do they follow different interfaith dialogue strategies? This article argues that Islamic actors initiate interfaith dialogue to signal their moderate stance to powerful others who are concerned with Islamic radicalization and violence. These Islamic interfaith actors follow different strategies because of their interfaith theology (ideas about the legitimacy of religious others) and the nature of state-religion interaction (secular versus religious states) in their home countries. To support its argument, this article examines three Muslim interfaith initiatives: the Gülen Movement in Turkey and beyond (Sunni-Sufi, a civil society-led project), Jordan's A Common Word initiative (Sunni, a semi-governmental project), and Saudi Arabia's interfaith efforts (Sunni-Wahhabi, a state-led project).

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Narrative Introduction

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