التأويل المسيحي للإسلام : لوي ماسينيون عينة

Abstract EN

In Western Orientalism, Louis Massignon represents a unique phenomenon, a paradox of a type of crudely transcendent approach to the Arab-Islamic heritage.

As he reconsiders it as part of the global spiritual heritage, he seeks through confiscations of a purely intuitive nature to Christianize it (or to anoint it), neglecting his central opposing texts in public the most important pillars of Christian thought: Trinity, Crucifixion, Redemption and Salvation, to be inspired by Sufi texts, especially the texts of al-Hallaj.

Through a pattern of excessive interpretation, in the words of Umberto Eco, he confirms his seizure of Christian Islam.