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Tarîxa Pêxemberan
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Tarîxa Pêxemberan deals with the life stories of the prophets whose names are mentioned in the Qur'an – from Hz. Adam to Hz. Jesus.
Ebdulwehhab en-Neccar approaches the individual personalities systematically. At the beginning of each chapter, he shows how often the respective prophet is mentioned in the Qur'an and refers to the corresponding surahs and verses. He then meticulously traces the individual stages of their lives and assigns the relevant Qur'anic passages to them.
At the end of each narrative, the author summarizes the most important teachings and insights. Where the Torah and the Gospels also deal with the same prophets, he also consults these traditions and contrasts them with the depictions in the Qur'an. This creates a comparative approach that broadens the view of religious narrative traditions.
In the footnotes, Ebdulwehhab en-Neccar also engages with the comments of two scientific commissions of Zanîngeha Ezherê, which had reviewed and critically commented on his work.
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Description
Tarîxa Pêxemberan deals with the life stories of the prophets whose names are mentioned in the Qur'an – from Hz. Adam to Hz. Jesus.
Ebdulwehhab en-Neccar approaches the individual personalities systematically. At the beginning of each chapter, he shows how often the respective prophet is mentioned in the Qur'an and refers to the corresponding surahs and verses. He then meticulously traces the individual stages of their lives and assigns the relevant Qur'anic passages to them.
At the end of each narrative, the author summarizes the most important teachings and insights. Where the Torah and the Gospels also deal with the same prophets, he also consults these traditions and contrasts them with the depictions in the Qur'an. This creates a comparative approach that broadens the view of religious narrative traditions.
In the footnotes, Ebdulwehhab en-Neccar also engages with the comments of two scientific commissions of Zanîngeha Ezherê, which had reviewed and critically commented on his work.