NAFS IN The QUR’AN: A Semantic Reassessment Beyond “Soul Paradigm
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"Nafs (¿¿¿) in the Qur'an presents a careful reexamination of the Qur'anic term ¿¿¿, which is often translated as 'soul' in many modern renderings of the Qur'an. Through close textual analysis and a comparative study of multiple translations, the book argues that ¿¿¿ in many contexts more accurately refers to the person or self rather than to a separate metaphysical entity. By highlighting inconsistencies in common translations, the study aims to clarify the Qur'an's discourse on moral responsibility and accountability. The work encourages a context-sensitive approach to translation that remains faithful to the language, structure, and ethical message of the Qur'an."
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"Nafs (¿¿¿) in the Qur'an presents a careful reexamination of the Qur'anic term ¿¿¿, which is often translated as 'soul' in many modern renderings of the Qur'an. Through close textual analysis and a comparative study of multiple translations, the book argues that ¿¿¿ in many contexts more accurately refers to the person or self rather than to a separate metaphysical entity. By highlighting inconsistencies in common translations, the study aims to clarify the Qur'an's discourse on moral responsibility and accountability. The work encourages a context-sensitive approach to translation that remains faithful to the language, structure, and ethical message of the Qur'an."
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