THE ORIENTALISTS POSITION ON THE ISLAMIC IMPACT ON THE CHRISTIAN REFORM MOVEMENTS AN ANALYTICAL STUDY

Bin Sa&#039;eed Al-Sarhani, Muhammad

doi:10.34278/aujis.2020.170812

	THE ORIENTALISTS POSITION ON THE ISLAMIC IMPACT ON THE CHRISTIAN REFORM MOVEMENTS AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
Anbar University Journal of Islamic Sciences
Article 14, Volume 11, Issue 4, 2020, Pages 511-560 PDF (1.85 M)
DOI: 10.34278/aujis.2020.170812
Author
Muhammad Bin Sa'eed Al-Sarhani
Abstract
A range of moderate Orientalist writings appeared that showed the impact of Islam on the pioneers of the Jewish and Christian reform movements, and it is not surprising that the reform movements returned to Islam, and some aspects of their legislations were affected by Islam, as the Islamic religion is the religion that God desires for all people. One of the requirements for the domination of the Book of God Almighty was that he came to rule and watch the books before it, and to indicate what happened in them in terms of distortion, forgery and alteration. The Islamic influence was evident in the reformist principles advocated by a number of the pioneers of reform in Christianity, the most prominent of whom were "Zwongli", "Martin Luther" and "Calvin", the pioneers of the Protestant movement and those who opposed a number of Christian doctrines such as the doctrine of sin and indulgences, and fought monasticism and sacraments. The church is influenced by Islam. This came in detail in the course of the research, which included four demands, as follows: The first requirement: the fields of cultural contact between Muslims and between Jews and Christians. The second requirement: manifestations of the Islamic influence on the pioneers of the Christian reform movements. The third requirement: the Islamic impact on the emergence of protest against legislation and church secrets. Fourth requirement: The Islamic Impact on the Curriculum Reformation for (Holy) Books
Keywords
Islam; Orientalism; Pioneers

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