The spaciousness of humanity and faith

I choose "Abd Wahab Al-Messiri" a group of Western and Muslim thinkers from Europe, the Arab world, and Islamic Asia, preoccupied with the national, ethnic, and religious common concerns for their peoples, and not among those thinkers who live in ivory towers far from the worries and problems of reality. This study reveals that these thinkers are more open and accepting of ideas derived from other civilizational experiences, and more relaxed from literal adherence to the religious text without looking at the spirit and essence, despite their keenness not to deviate from the fundamentals of religion. The study also answers a question that has haunted "Dr. Al-Messiri" about the intellectual commonality among these thinkers despite their different cultural and civilizational references and differences, and the answer lies in the humanistic tendency that emphasizes that the human self has existence, effectiveness, and independence within the comprehensive vision of existence and beyond existence. Dr. Al-Messiri's choices are governed by a clear and coherent logic of a mind preoccupied and capable of benefiting from every human creation that supports the value of the human being and at the same time criticizes any thought opposed to humanism. Book information: - Author: Abd Wahab Al-Messiri - Year of publication: 2012 - Publisher: Dar Al-Shorouk - Number of pages: 351