Centuries before the existence of the Islamic faith, there were Arabs who could be described as Christian. And there has been a Christian Arabism, an Arab Christianity, since Muhammad's day. Arab Christianity has survived Muslin dominance, and this enlightening book takes an in-depth look at its survival.
The collection features a series of essays that explore religious thought, deeply influenced by the style and themes found in the Quran. Through these writings, the author engages with the complexities of faith and spirituality, offering insights that reflect the Quran's impact on contemporary religious discourse.