This series comprises academic articles rigorously researched within the broad parameters of Tabah Research concerns of approximately 10,000–15,000 words. Articles are published as individual monographs and adhere to international academic publishing standards.
![Islamic Discourse: Between the Conclusive and the Variable <span style="font-size: 11px;">[Sh. Abdullah Bin Bayyah]</span>](/images/research/1/paper_03_en.jpg)
Perhaps the most looming challenge before Islam today is to be understood. Mis-representation on the part of international media punditry does contribute much to this dilemma, as well as general myopia within the consciousness of Western publics regarding their own "others"; a category within which Islam, more often than not, features as the primary candidate.
A study and analysis of the philosophy underlying the Catholic Church’s approach to dialogue with non-Catholics and non-Christians. The study includes a presentation of the official Church position on Islam and Muslims following the Second Vatican Council.
Taha Abderrahman, The author holds that a critical window of opportunity remains open for theistic worldviews to collectively provide a program of shared ethics. However, it is his assertion that recent attempts to furnish a set of fundamental criteria, in the name of world religions, have failed to deliver on the promise. Drawing on the richness of Islamic theological systems, the author endeavours to provide both a critical analysis and a corrective prescription.
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