For centuries, many people have viewed the Qur’an as a text that emerged in complete isolation. A common assumption suggests it appeared suddenly in the Arabian desert, disconnected from neighbo...
Browsing Tag: intertextuality in the Qur'an
- European Consumer Behavior and Halal: A Study from the Heart of Austria
- How Islamic Finance Became an Unexpected Hero in the Race for Global Sustainability Goals
- Revolutionizing Halal Food Testing: The Fat-Fingerprint Technology
- Halal Certification vs. WTO Trade Rules: The Growing Shariah–Trade Law Conflict Explained
- ‘Digital Waqf’ Could Revolutionize Ethical AI
- The Qur’an Was Never Born in a Vacuum: A German Scholar Reveals Its Shared Roots
- How Umar bin Abdul Aziz Applied Islamic Teachings to End Economic Suffering
- Nutritional Health in the Quran Medical Perspectives
- WHO Confirms No Safe Alcohol Level, Islamic Teachings Reinforce the Warning
- Your Medical Secrets Are Sacred in Islam: When Doctors Must Speak and Stay Silent
