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Luqman Abdul Jabbar
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MENIMBANG WAJAH MASKULIN AL-QURAN (KRITIK GENDER DALAM TAFSIR AL-QURAN) Luqman Abdul Jabbar
Khatulistiwa Vol 1, No 1 (2011)
Publisher : The Pontianak State Institute of Islamic Studies

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There is no guarantee that the Qur’an can fully describe God’s ideas and thoughts. Even though God is all-knowing, He cannot transform all his ideas and thoughts to humans. However, this does not indicate the weakness of God, rather it is the limitation of language which serves as the medium of transformation; God’s language is limitless. So, how is it possible for the limited to accommodate the limitless? The Qur’an bounded to Arabic sentence structure, paragraphs, punctuations, vocabulary, including reduction, distortion and development by the language structure itself as well as cultural structure and readers’ subjectivity. So is in the case of gender, the existence of masculinity in the Qur’an also results from the influence of the language structure and the local culture.
HERMENEUTICAL KEYS (Sebuah Metode Alternatif dalam Studi al-Quran Perspektif Farid Esack) Luqman Abdul Jabbar
Khatulistiwa Vol 3, No 2 (2013)
Publisher : The Pontianak State Institute of Islamic Studies

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"Theology does not merely mean dealing with the "affairs of "God: hell, heaven and so forth. To Esack, theology that is focuses too much on God --while God does not need to be taken care of-- is redundant and consumes too much unnecessary energy. Esack believes that theology should be made simple, instead of being gripped tightly for the purpose of individual piety "(quoted from “Interview with Farid Esack" on http//www.tempo.co.id).
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