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- They Killed Him Not”: The Crucifixion in Shi‘a Isma‘ili Islam
They Killed Him Not”: The Crucifixion in Shi‘a Isma‘ili Islam
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Khalil Andani
Khalil Andani
2011
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A theological examination of the crucifixion of Jesus from the perspective of Shi'a Isma'ili Islam offers insights into how this event is understood differently in Islamic tradition.
In "They Killed Him Not: The Crucifixion in Shi'a Isma'ili Islam," Khalil Andani explores the theological interpretation of the crucifixion from the perspective of Shi'a Isma'ili Islam. The book delves into the Islamic belief that Jesus was not crucified but was saved by God, contrasting this with Christian narratives and examining how Isma'ili thought offers a unique interpretation of this significant historical event.
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