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The Just Law: A Thousand Years Early: How the Quran Reached a Justice the World Would Not Reach for a Thousand Years

The Just Law: A Thousand Years Early: How the Quran Reached a Justice the World Would Not Reach for a Thousand Years

Hardcover

IslamGeneral Law

ISBN10: 9914776388
ISBN13: 9789914776386
Publisher: Self Publisher
Published: Oct 30 2026
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.98
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The equality of every race. Daughters no longer buried alive. The captive fed. Fourteen centuries ago. Nobody has explained why.

The earlier volumes of Beyond Human Design established that the Author of the Quran is not human, and that the text describes the natural world as no seventh-century hand could. That verdict draws a portrait of an Author who is wise, knowing and, in His own repeated word, just. There is one place that portrait seems to fail. The same text lays down a law that, to a modern reader, looks like the mark of its century: a husband's authority, a daughter's half share, those the right hand possesses, the command to fight, and the bodily penalties. If the Author is just, how can His law read like this?

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