A scientific critique of the book Islam and the foundations of governance

Scientific critique of the book Islam and the Foundations of Governance Author: Muhammad al-Tahir ibn Ashur Verification: Taha ibn Ali Bousrih al-Tunisi Subject: Islamic politics Type of binding: hardcover Type of paper: white Number of pages: 80 Year of printing: 2014 Year of publication: 2014 Edition: 1 Size: 12×20 cm As long as the book Islam and the Foundations of Governance by its author Sheikh Ali Abdul Raziq did not echo the secularist thought, repeating its doubts and building its judgments on false premises leading to incorrect results... many scholars have responded to this book... and the Grand Council of Scholars at Al-Azhar, headed by Sheikh Muhammad Abu al-Fadl, Sheikh of Al-Azhar Mosque, decided to exclude Sheikh Ali Abdul Raziq from the ranks of scholars in Muharram of the year 134 AH... And Sheikh ibn Ashur chose to discuss this book chapter by chapter, section by section, presenting the author's arguments then refuting them and invalidating their narrations and discussing them... Sometimes he admits to Sheikh Ali Abdul Raziq the authenticity of some narrations or sayings he presents, but he does not agree with their interpretation or their bearing on his intended meaning... and this highlights their weakness and poor judgment... Thus, the responses of Ibn Ashur were comprehensive, with convincing proofs and compelling arguments.