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Qur'anic studies

Fazlur Rahman's method of moving from Qur'anic rulings to their historical setting and principles, then back to apply those principles today.

In Qur'anic studies, double movement refers to Fazlur Rahman's method of moving from Qur'anic rulings to their historical setting and principles, then back to apply those principles today. This meaning comes from Rahman (1984) in Islam and Modernity.[1]

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  1. Rahman, F. (1984). Islam and Modernity. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226387024

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