📘 ❞ A Reappraisal of Attitudes to the People of the Book in the Qur an and hadrth with articular Reference to Muslim Fiscal policy and the Covenant of Umar ❝ كتاب ــ كاتب غير معروف اصدار 2006

عن كتاب A Reappraisal of Attitudes to the People of the Book in the Qur an and hadrth with articular Reference to Muslim Fiscal policy and the Covenant of Umar:
This thesis is partially a study of the references in the Qur'an to the People of the Book
which, for Muslims, represent the theoretical groundwork of relations with them. It
also considers the practical aspect of such relations as reflected in the Prophet's
relationship with the People of the Book during his life. In this way, it combines both
the theory represented by the Qur'an and the practical application of the same by the
Prophet. By looking at these two aspects, the study aims to provide a more
comprehensive perspective of the characteristics of the Qur'änic attitude towards the
People of the Book, and to counter and correct some of the numerous
misrepresentations and misunderstandings that have existed throughout history
regarding the image of the Qur'än in the minds of Muslims and non-Muslims.

Besides, the thesis is concerned with the study of the Muslim attitude towards the
People of the Book (ahl al-Kitdb) in general and Jews and Christians in particular. It
conducts detailed research based on primary sources illustrating the Qur'an and
hadith. This formed the conceptual framework of Muslim treatment of non-Muslims.

Part of this thesis will be dedicated to study `Umar Ibn al-Khattäb's treatment of non-
Muslims. In order to provide more support for an accurate picture of `Umar's treatment

of Jews and Christians, the study further analyses some historical episodes of his
treatment of Jews and Christians.

The study discusses and analyses the steps taken by Prophet Muhammad and `Umar
Ibn al-Khattäb towards both Jews and Christians in early Islam. As `Umar's assurance
of safety defines the status of Christians communities under the new Muslims rule and
established the foundations of the way Muslims should follow when treating People of
the Book in Islam, the study examines and critically analyses the Islamic taxation
system introduced by Prophet Muhammad and `Umar. The debatable covenant of
`Umar will also be discussed. Finally, the study concludes with a final discussion and
summary of the findings, together with some critical remarks and recommendations.




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