مجلة أنثروبولوجية الأديان
Volume 22, Numéro 2, Pages 248-264
2026-06-05
Authors : Menad Safia .
Abstract: This article explores the role of religious texts in the contemporary public sphere under cultural and normative pluralism. It argues that the challenge is not exclusion or privilege, but making sacred authority publicly justifiable. Drawing on Habermas’ communicative rationality and modern Arab-Islamic thought, it examines epistemological critique, hermeneutics, and ethical reconstruction. Integrating religious texts requires interpretive openness and commitment to shared moral values. Religious texts function as dialogical resources, contributing to reasoned debate and the construction of a common normative order.
Keywords: Public Sphere; Religious Texts; Communicative Rationality; Pluralism; Arab-Islamic Thought.
شيخاوي أحمد
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Louabdia Jihane
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pages 157-177.
Ahmed Chaouki Hoadjli
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pages 37-50.