"Islam and Religious Pluralism" explores Islam’s stance on religious diversity and its approach to coexistence with other faiths. This book delves into:

• Quranic references and Prophetic traditions regarding religious pluralism
• The concept of divine justice (Adalah) in relation to different belief systems
• Historical interactions between Muslims and non-Muslims
• Islamic jurisprudence on religious tolerance and interfaith dialogue
• The role of Islamic governance in a pluralistic society
• Contemporary debates on the rights of religious minorities in Islamic thought

By presenting Quranic, theological, and historical perspectives, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of Islam’s approach to religious diversity, making it a valuable resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in interfaith studies.