التوظيف التكفيري للدين : دراسة في توجيه الدلالات السياقية لآيات القرآن الكريم

Abstract EN

After praising Allah and praying on Prophet Mohammad and his house hold there is no doubt that the Islamic law was built on the comprehensiveness and inclusiveness not on the rigidity and inflexibility which lead to extremism and extravagance, as the virtue of comprehensiveness was the main reason of the spread of the Islamic law.

The Islamic nation was plagued by what disfigured it in early ages, it was infected by dark forces tried to divert its righteous course through claims applied for the political reasons aim at reaching specific purposes and goals designed by those who were responsible of this destructive project, based on takfir, violation and lack of respect for the other - using the ways of interpreting the religious texts in a way that would switch its related temporal context from exclusiveness into generality away from its locative and historical context - if their interests collided with them, disregarding the leniency of the Islamic religion, the religion of mercy, as in the verse of the Holy Quran: ” And We did not send you (O Muhammad! ) but as a blessing and mercy, for all beings”, 107 Al-Anbiya'.

It is a religion in which all its bases are rejecting what was sought out by takfiri groups whom they direct the violence in all its kinds against the people of different religions and sects through misleading religious mottoes and in perverted interpretations away of the peace theory that the Holy Quran confirmed in the verse: ” There is no compulsion of any sort in religion”, 256 Al-Baqarah.

Calling for the positive response for the other in belief.

The Research Objectives: To highlight the gap and define the differences between the Islamic concept and that of the terrorism which prefers hatred and practicing violence against the other rather than forgiveness and the call to faith.

The Research Problem: The research focuses on what was applied by the terrorist forces over the religious texts to divert them - from their direct semantic meanings and contexts to different contextual connotations and orientations - to takfir (accusing individuals by apostasy) and practice violence against those who disbelief their thoughts, and seeks to find a balance in understanding the