Al Mizan- Vol 4 Chapter 2 (224-286) Fables it is quite in keeping

it is quite in keeping with the required standard of the historical veracity

conjoining it with salvation in the hereafter

They had taken upon themselves to come up to Medina because

"An Answer to Kim's Argument on the Causal Role of Moral Attributes

which is approached from both sociological and Qur’anic points of view

Al Mizan- Vol 4 Chapter 2 (224-286) Fables it is quite in keepingNew revised and edited version In explaining verse 2: 260, the author says that the plea of Abra ham, 'My Lord! show me how Thou givest life to the dead, " proves that he asked for a demonstration, not for logical reasoning. The prophets (and especially a prophet like Abraham, the friend of God) are too great to believe in the resurrection on the Day of Judgement without any logical reason. A belief without reason is either blind following or also is