Islam and The Religious Pluralism
by
Shahid Ayatullah Murtadha Mutahhari
Translated by: Sayyid Sulayman Ali Hasan
First Edition (2004) Published by:
Islamic Publishing House (Canada)
in co-operation with
Islam and Religious Pluralism
-The Qur’ān and Religious Pluralism
-Prophet Muhammad (S) and Religious Pluralism
Biography of the late Ayatullah Murtadha Mutahhari
Part 1
Good Deeds of Non-Muslims
1. The General Aspect of the Discussion
2. No Religion except Al-Islam is Accepted
-What will be discussed here is the second issue
Part 2
Good Deeds Without Faith
Part 3
Value of Belief
-Being Held Accountable for Unbelief
-True Islam and Regional Islam
-Sincerity, the Condition for the Acceptance of Actions
-Belief in God and the Hereafter
-Belief in the Prophecy and Imamate
Part 4
Below the Zero Point
-The Incapable and the Powerless
-From the View of the Islamic Sages
Part 5
The Sins of Muslims
-Creational Conditions and Conventional Conditions
Part 6
Summary and Conclusion
Foreword
by Hasnain Walji
From the frying pan of the ‘Narrow-Minded, Dry, Holy Ones’ “tang nazari khoshk muqaddasan” into the fire of Hick’s Religious Pluralism
Some years ago, in Brampton Canada, my Muharram majālis provoked the question: Where will Mother Teresa go – Heaven or Hell? This was in reaction to my submission challenging the notion of religious pluralism, which seemed to have found favour amongst members of the congregation, who as a result of their intellectual discussions within academia, appeared to have concluded that ‘all roads lead to Rome’.



















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