The spaciousness of humanity and faith, authored by: Dr. Abdul Wahab Al-Masiri

Choose Abdul Wahab Al-Masiri a group of thinkers Western and Muslim from Europe and the Arab world and Islamic Asia occupied with the common concern - national and tribal and religious - for their peoples and not from these thinkers who live in ivory towers away from the concerns and problems of reality, and this study reveals that these thinkers are more open and accepting of ideas derived from other civilizational experiences, and more lightness from sticking literally to the religious text without looking at the spirit and essence despite the keenness not to deviate from the constants of religion. The study also answers the question that has haunted Dr. Al-Masiri about the intellectual commonality among these thinkers despite their differing cultural and civilizational references, and the answer lay in the humanistic tendency that emphasizes that the human self has existence, effectiveness, and independence within the comprehensive vision of existence and beyond existence. Number of pages: 825