Shatm-E-Rasool ka Masla (The Issue of Blasphemy)

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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Protesting or demanding death penalty for blasphemy against the Prophet contradicts the core principles of Islam. Islam advocates responding to ideas with ideas, encouraging Muslims to either ignore blasphemous statements or respond in kind - for instance, by issuing a statement, or a book in response to a book. As the Quran states,'Let harm be requited by an equal harm. But whoever pardons and amends will find his reward with God' (42:40). The book clarifies that blasphemy should be a subject of intellectual discussions, not condemna... Read More
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Protesting or demanding death penalty for blasphemy against the Prophet contradicts the core principles of Islam. Islam advocates responding to ideas with ideas, encouraging Muslims to either ignore blasphemous statements or respond in kind - for instance, by issuing a statement, or a book in response to a book. As the Quran states,'Let harm be requited by an equal harm. But whoever pardons and amends will find his reward with God' (42:40). The book clarifies that blasphemy should be a subject of intellectual discussions, not condemna... Read More
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Protesting or demanding death penalty for blasphemy against the Prophet contradicts the core principles of Islam. Islam advocates responding to ideas with ideas, encouraging Muslims to either ignore blasphemous statements or respond in kind - for instance, by issuing a statement, or a book in response to a book. As the Quran states,'Let harm be requited by an equal harm. But whoever pardons and amends will find his reward with God' (42:40). The book clarifies that blasphemy should be a subject of intellectual discussions, not condemnation, protest or retaliation. In light of the Quran and tradition, it aims to address and correct misconceptions, particularly for those seeking deeper understanding.
Details
  • Pages: 236
  • Trim Size: 13 x 20 cm
  • ISBN: 9788178987712
Author Bio
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan was an Islamic scholar, spiritual leader and peace activist. He was the founder of Centre for Peace and Spirituality and has been internationally recognized for his contributions to world peace. The Maulana has authored over 200 books dealing with Islam’s spiritual wisdom, the Prophet’s nonviolent approach, religion’s relation with modernity and other contemporary issues. His English translation of the Quran is popular because it’s language is simple, contemporary and easily understandable.
Protesting or demanding death penalty for blasphemy against the Prophet contradicts the core principles of Islam. Islam advocates responding to ideas with ideas, encouraging Muslims to either ignore blasphemous statements or respond in kind - for instance, by issuing a statement, or a book in response to a book. As the Quran states,'Let harm be requited by an equal harm. But whoever pardons and amends will find his reward with God' (42:40). The book clarifies that blasphemy should be a subject of intellectual discussions, not condemnation, protest or retaliation. In light of the Quran and tradition, it aims to address and correct misconceptions, particularly for those seeking deeper understanding.
  • Pages: 236
  • Trim Size: 13 x 20 cm
  • ISBN: 9788178987712
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan was an Islamic scholar, spiritual leader and peace activist. He was the founder of Centre for Peace and Spirituality and has been internationally recognized for his contributions to world peace. The Maulana has authored over 200 books dealing with Islam’s spiritual wisdom, the Prophet’s nonviolent approach, religion’s relation with modernity and other contemporary issues. His English translation of the Quran is popular because it’s language is simple, contemporary and easily understandable.