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| The book is an examination of Iqbal’s concept of God: it is a finite one—based on his reading of Western thought. Iqbal relates his philosophical conclusions to the Quran and Muslim thought. Iqbal’s finite deity is very close to the Sufi concept of God; both doctrines cannot be reconciled with the Quranic teaching. The underlying conceptual issues lead to a discussion of mysticism.The concluding chapter goes beyond Iqbal in expounding the philosophical logic of ‘the problem of God’. |
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