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Index
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Contents
Contributors
Foreword
Synopsis
Transliteration note
Introduction
1 Biblical interpretation in Islamic context: particular experiments, general tasks and signposts for the future
PART I Intertextual conversations
2 Abraham in narrative worldviews: reflections on doing comparative theology through Christian–Muslim conversation in Turkey
3 Toward inter-theological hermeneutics: a case study in reading between the Joseph stories
4 The “sin” of David in light of Islamic thought
5 David and the single ewe lamb: tracking conversation between two texts (2 Samuel 12:3 and Q38:23) when they are read in their canonical contexts
6 Facing mirrors: the intertwined golden calf story
PART II Questions about texts
7 The fourth source: Isrā’īliyyāt and the use of the Bible in Muslim scholarship
8 Constrained by scriptural polemics: Hamiduddin Farahi on the Akedah
9 The culture shock of the Bible
10 Islamic tradition and the reception history of the Bible
11 The morphology of the narrative exegesis of the Qur’an: the case of the cow of the Banū Isrāʾīl (Q2:67–74)
PART III Analogical explorations
12 The place of purity in faith
13 Biblical Ruth as a qur’anic Queen of Sheba: scriptural narratives of foreigner assent
14 Reading Paul on idolatry (Romans 1:18–32) alongside the Qur’an: a theology of divine signs
15 Indirection in biblical and qur’anic discourses, and in Bible translation in Islamic contexts
16 The Gospel of John as a structure for Muslim-Christian understanding
Concluding reflection
17 Three methods for a Muslim reading of the Bible
Bibliography: Works In Arabic
Bibliography: Non-Arabic Works
Index of scripture citations
Index of scriptural characters
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