القيم الأخلاقية القرآنية في النقد و التعامل مع الآخر : قيمة العدل أنموذجا

Abstract EN

One of the most important contributions to the dialogue between a Muslim and other people of other religions is the consolidation of the Qur'anic values that originally established dialogue, coexistence, and understanding, represented in the innate difference, the purposes of creation and divine justice, the latter of which must be detailed through the Qur'an's treatment of various religious phenomena and contradictory.

The difference between the Qur'an's approach to analyzing the intellectual sayings and taking them with criticism and evaluation, and its approach to dealing with the owners of the different sayings.

Understanding this Qur'anic value represented in justice is the guarantor of directing the Muslim mind and its motivation to accept the other and deal with him according to what God has prescribed.

Perhaps the greatest evidence of this is what Islamic civilization witnessed in its heyday when it accepted the other and coexisted with it and was fair to it in social dealings, scientific disputes and religious controversies.