The book discusses the need for a reevaluation of Islamic jurisprudence, highlighting how traditional interpretations have been used to justify certain doctrines and practices. It questions the selective approach of jurists in emphasizing certain narratives over others and their preference for punishment over forgiveness. The author argues for a more open and critical examination of Islamic jurisprudence, emphasizing the need to update and adapt it to contemporary contexts. The text also addresses disputes among jurists regarding the authenticity and interpretation of religious texts, highlighting the relative nature of perception and the importance of considering modern realities.weiterlesen