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Our Publications’ databank / collection

‘Our Publications’ collection is a bibliographic database of the Foundation's own publications. These works are the outcome of prominent research projects and events carried out by the three centres of the Foundation, i.e. the ‘Manuscripts Centre’, the ‘Mawsoa Centre’ and the ‘Maqasid Centre’.

This collection was added to the ‘Al-Furqan Digital Library’ to enrich the user research experience. The collection is continuously updated, and currently contains over 200 works in over 400 volumes. These cover both introductory and advanced topics discussed and presented by distinguished scholars in the field of Islamic written heritage.

It also includes many popular and heavily cited publications, as well as award winning works, such as the critical edition of al-Isfizāri’s book which deals with the field of mechanics, known as “the sciences of weights and mechanical devices” (‘Ilmay al-Athqāl wal-Ḥiyal). Other popular items include works by the late famous scholar Annemarie Schimmel, such as The Secrets of Creative Love (1998) and Islam and the Wonders of Creation(2003); and many other highly demanded references, including the unique Encyclopaedia of Makkah Al-Mukarramah and Al-Madīnah Al-Munawwarah.

Objectives of the Noble Qurʾān (3): Research Articles

Edited by Mohamed Salim Elawa
2018
Arabic
Courses
1
9781788146951
Book
Hardback
1
562
1.014 kg
Mohamed Salim Elawa (Editor)

This book is a compilation of papers by scholars and researchers specialised in the area of Islamic law objectives (maqāṣid al-Sharī‘ah). These were presented at the Third and last Training Course dedicated to the topic of “The Objectives of the Noble Qur’ān”, organised by the Centre for the Study of the Philosophy of Islamic Law (Maqāṣid Centre) at Al-Furqān Islamic Heritage Foundation (London), in collaboration with the Maqāṣid Research & Studies Centre (Rabat) and the Department of Islamic Studies, Faculty of Letters & Humanities Ben M'sik (Casablanca). It was held on 9-11 May 2017CE (12-14 Sha‘bān 1438H) at Kenzi Hotel in Casablanca, Morocco. The book’s content addresses areas hitherto unexplored in the two previous training courses. In this book, the reader will find a collection of peer-reviewed papers on the objectives of the Noble Qur’ān that relate to creed, thought, edification, society, politics, economics and humanity, as well as the objectives of religion, and methodologies for deducing the objectives of the Noble Qur’ān.