IS의 비무슬림 살해 -꾸란의 비무슬림 살해 연구
The Killing of Non-Muslims by IS: A Study on the Killing of Unbelievers in the Qurʾān
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Upon reading and watching news on the rampant killing spree of the IS, a perennial question surfaces once again: “Does the Qurʾān teach Muslims to kill non-Muslims, considering them as unbelievers (kuffār), apostates (murtaddūn), and polytheists (mushrikūn), as the IS militants have done so?” In delineating the meaning and usage of the terms unbelief, apostasy, and polytheism, this paper attempts to examine against the Qurʾān the killing of unbelievers the IS militants commit in the name of God for the purpose of forging a “pure Islam.”
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Upon reading and watching news on the rampant killing spree of the IS, a perennial question surfaces once again: “Does the Qurʾān teach Muslims to kill non-Muslims, considering them as unbelievers (kuffār), apostates (murtaddūn), and polytheists (mushrikūn), as the IS militants have done so?” In delineating the meaning and usage of the terms unbelief, apostasy, and polytheism, this paper attempts to examine against the Qurʾān the killing of unbelievers the IS militants commit in the name of God for the purpose of forging a “pure Islam.”
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