Mi visión del Islam occidental (Spanish Edition)
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Overview
In this eye-opening discussion, Tariq Ramadan, one of the leading Islamic thinkers in the West and an occasional lightning rod for controversy, summarizes his views on Western Islam at a time when the topic is comprised of a number of themes regarding identity, religion, and culture. In an engaging, accessible style, he discusses various subjects that arouse great interest and controversy: the use of the burkha, religious education, the building of mosques, terrorism in the name of Islam, genital mutilation, and more. Ramadan’s simple yet powerful message is that Western culture and Islam need not be mutually exclusive concepts and, indeed, can form the basis of a shared and confident pluralism.
En esta discusión esclarecedora, Tariq Ramadan, uno de los más destacados pensadores islámicos en el occidente y un pararrayos ocasional para la controversia sintetiza su visión sobre el Islam occidental en un momento en que constata una gran confusión de temas de identidad, religión y cultura. Con un estilo ameno y didáctico, aborda asuntos que suscitan más polémica e interés: el uso del velo, la educación religiosa, la creación de mezquitas, el terrorismo en nombre del Islam, la mutilación genital y más. El mensaje de Ramadan es simple pero profundo: la cultura occidental y el Islam no tienen por qué ser conceptos mutuamente excluyentes y, más bien, pueden formar la fundación de un pluralismo compartido y confidente.








