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ISLAM BORN OF THE ROCK. A Christological Rereading of the Qurʾān
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- Nombre de pages411
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-94-039-0614-0
- EAN9789403906140
- Date de parution11/06/2026
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille3 Mo
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- ÉditeurHsstl
Résumé
Petra. The Rock. The word upon which Christ built his Church - and the word from which, according to this book, Islam too was born.
In this audacious study, Hüseyin Dogan reads the Quran with christological eyes, tracing two ancient symbols through both traditions.
First, the Rock. From Peter - the petra on which the Church was founded - to the cleft stone of revelation, from the Ka?ba to the face of God.
The Rock stands firm: the foundation that power can name and govern. Then the fish and the letter Nun (?). The most hidden sign of early Christianity was not the cross, but the fish - ?????, the Greek acrostic for "Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior." Dogan traces this current through the prophet Jonah and the "fishers of men" into the Qur'an imagery of flowing water. Where the Rock is the foundation, the Nun is the living, hidden faith that cannot be pinned down. Between stone and water, Petra and Nun, a surprising reading unfolds: not a history of opposition between Islam and Christianity, but of a hidden kinship, a shared grammar of faith beneath both. An invitation to read anew what seemed familiar - for those who dare to break the stone and see what the texts truly say.
The Rock stands firm: the foundation that power can name and govern. Then the fish and the letter Nun (?). The most hidden sign of early Christianity was not the cross, but the fish - ?????, the Greek acrostic for "Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior." Dogan traces this current through the prophet Jonah and the "fishers of men" into the Qur'an imagery of flowing water. Where the Rock is the foundation, the Nun is the living, hidden faith that cannot be pinned down. Between stone and water, Petra and Nun, a surprising reading unfolds: not a history of opposition between Islam and Christianity, but of a hidden kinship, a shared grammar of faith beneath both. An invitation to read anew what seemed familiar - for those who dare to break the stone and see what the texts truly say.
