An in-depth scholarly analysis of the Qur’anic concept of Tāghūt—its linguistic roots, morphological uniqueness, psychological and systemic dimensions, and why the Qur’an places rejection of Tāghūt before faith in God.
A deep exploration of hikmah (wisdom) and basarat (vision) in the Qur’anic worldview, examining how divine insight, human perception, science, and moral responsibility intersect to define what it truly means to see.
A deep scholarly exploration of Ḥikmah as described in the Qur’an, examining how divine bestowal, human striving, psychology, neuroscience, and global philosophies converge to explain the emergence of true wisdom. This article explains why the Qur’anic model remains the most comprehensive framework for understanding human consciousness, moral clarity, and transformative insight.
