الديانة اليهودية : دراسة فينومينولوجية عند إسماعيل راجي الفاروقي

Abstract EN

Ismail Raji Al-Faruqi's contributions to religion studies through his interests in and quest to unveil all the Zionist plans and plots against mankind and, by extension, to show the reality of Zionism by studying the Zionist ideology, based on modern research methods of religion studies are, to the author, of great significance.

Based on these grounds, this paper tries to answer the following question: which phenomenological approach did al-Faruqi adopt to define Judaism? Throughout this paper, the researcher attempts to throw light on al-Faruqi's phenomenological approach to studying Judaism.

This approach allowed him to conclude that an essential component of Judaism was the Abrahamic faith – or pure monotheism, characterized by its superiority, universal values, ethnicity and tendency to individualism, with ethnicity being the dominant feature, which has negatively influenced the Jews' view of the superiority of God.

From the physical perspective, on the other hand, al-Faruqi argues that Jews never built a civilization in the ancient times, but were part of the greater superior whole.