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AB  - "I grew up reading the Qur'an on my mother's lap," writes Ziauddin Sardar. "It's an experience I share with most Muslim children. And so it is that our connection to the Qur'an is infused with associations of the warmest and most enduring of human bonds." In Reading the Qur'an, Sardar--one of Europe's leading public intellectuals--laments that for far too many Muslims, the Qur'an he had learned in his mother's lap has become a stick used for ensuring conformity and suppressing dissenting views. Indeed, some find in the Qur'an justification for misogyny, validation for hatred.
AU  - Sardar, Ziauddin.
CN  - Proquest Ebook Central
CN  - BP130.4
CY  - Oxford ;
CY  - New York :
DA  - 2011.
ID  - 434869
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N2  - "I grew up reading the Qur'an on my mother's lap," writes Ziauddin Sardar. "It's an experience I share with most Muslim children. And so it is that our connection to the Qur'an is infused with associations of the warmest and most enduring of human bonds." In Reading the Qur'an, Sardar--one of Europe's leading public intellectuals--laments that for far too many Muslims, the Qur'an he had learned in his mother's lap has become a stick used for ensuring conformity and suppressing dissenting views. Indeed, some find in the Qur'an justification for misogyny, validation for hatred.
PB  - Oxford University Press,
PP  - Oxford ;
PP  - New York :
PY  - 2011.
SN  - 9780199836758 (electronic book)
T1  - Reading the Qur'anthe contemporary relevance of the sacred text of Islam /
TI  - Reading the Qur'anthe contemporary relevance of the sacred text of Islam /
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