Yusuf el-Kardavi ve Tarık Ramazan’ın Sekülerleşme Anlayışı: Farklılıklar ve Benzerlikler

Yıl 2010, Sayı: 16, 191 - 221, 01.12.2010

İsmail Gönenç

Öz

leşmiş bu İslam imajının, daha kompleks bir realitenin basitleştirilmiş bir sunumu olarak sorgulanması ve eleş- tirilmesi gerekli ise de, sözünü esirgemeyen pek çok ilahi- yatçı dinin önemini uygulamaya daha çok isteklidirler.44

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