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LEGALITAS AGAMA (TAHAQQUQ AL-ADYÂN) PERSPEKTIF IBN ‘ARABÎ

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Ibn Arabî
Religious Pluralism
Divinity
Prophecy
Devotion
Islam
Muhammad
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Religious ethics
Comparative religious ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Methods of ethics
General and historical
Philosophical ethics
Comparative religion and interreligious dialogue
Religious pluralism
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Islamic Ethics
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This article examines Ibn ‘Arabî’s thought on pluralism. Through critical analysis on his works, the author finds that positioning his thought on pluralism issue is a partial understanding of his complete views on such topic. The unity of religions as described by Ibn ‘Arabî is a system of belief which is closely related to the Prophetical tradition and not merely based on the speculative assumption of human-being. He formulated a parameter—to see whether a religion is true or not—which contains three principal dimentions: the divinity, prophecy, and devotion.
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2006
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