Fahd Mohammed Taleb Saeed Al-Olaqi
Biographic Data
| ID | 2853403 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fahd Mohammed Taleb Saeed Al-Olaqi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fahd Mohammed Taleb Saeed |
| FAMILY NAME | Al-Olaqi |
| SIGNATURE | AL-OLAQI F M T S |
| AFFILIATIONS | King Abdulaziz University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9976-2077 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Western Academic Insight of Islam and its Prophet
There has been a gradual change in the Western academic stand toward developing scholarly approaches to investigate Prophet Muhammad's Islamic mission to the world. Early Western Orientalists presented Prophet Muhammad as a mistaken person to the founder of Islam and antichrist, but this is continually refined by academic advancement. Although Europeans now have a more realistic view of Islam and its Prophet, some historical biases persist, such …
Ibrahim Pasha
The article examines the representation of the Turkish pioneer personage called Ibrahim Pasha (1493â 1536) in Elkanah Settleâ s â Ibrahim the Illustrious Bassaâ (1677). He is known as the Westerner born a Christian, and the favourite to Sultan Soliman the Magnificent (1494â 1566) who viciously executed him. But in Settle, the conspiracy to slay Ibrahim failed. The Turkish grand vizier Ibrahim is symbolic in Restoration Age for the terrific abuse …
Understanding the Humanity of Prophet Muhammad and Jesus
Western accounts of Prophet Muhammad become more academic to understand his prophethood compared to Jesus the Christ. On a peacebuilding bridge, Craig Considine takes the step up in far-sighting the same divine words in Prophet Muhammad and Jesus Christ. He calls them brothers to other evangelic prophets. The common humanity traits of Muhammad and Jesus can be a constructive stand for better understanding. The non-violent phase of Western change …
The Oriental Other
The image of Sultan Soliman I, the Magnificent (1520â 1566) is curious in Elizabethan Age as an image of the Oriental Other. Sultan Soliman is represented in Thomas Kydâ s The Tragedy of Soliman and Perseda (1588) for entertainment. The thematic impact of Solimanâ s personality and his life is portrayed in this drama. It is a distinctive portrait of an Oriental sultan in the Elizabethan eyes. Although historians envisage Soliman with admiration f…
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The Oriental Other
The image of Sultan Soliman I, the Magnificent (1520â 1566) is curious in Elizabethan Age as an image of the Oriental Other. Sultan Soliman is represented in Thomas Kydâ s The Tragedy of Soliman and Perseda (1588) for entertainment. The thematic impact of Solimanâ s personality and his life is portrayed in this drama. It is a distinctive portrait of an Oriental sultan in the Elizabethan eyes. Although historians envisage Soliman with admiration f…
Understanding the Humanity of Prophet Muhammad and Jesus
Western accounts of Prophet Muhammad become more academic to understand his prophethood compared to Jesus the Christ. On a peacebuilding bridge, Craig Considine takes the step up in far-sighting the same divine words in Prophet Muhammad and Jesus Christ. He calls them brothers to other evangelic prophets. The common humanity traits of Muhammad and Jesus can be a constructive stand for better understanding. The non-violent phase of Western change …
Ibrahim Pasha
The article examines the representation of the Turkish pioneer personage called Ibrahim Pasha (1493â 1536) in Elkanah Settleâ s â Ibrahim the Illustrious Bassaâ (1677). He is known as the Westerner born a Christian, and the favourite to Sultan Soliman the Magnificent (1494â 1566) who viciously executed him. But in Settle, the conspiracy to slay Ibrahim failed. The Turkish grand vizier Ibrahim is symbolic in Restoration Age for the terrific abuse …
Western Academic Insight of Islam and its Prophet
There has been a gradual change in the Western academic stand toward developing scholarly approaches to investigate Prophet Muhammad's Islamic mission to the world. Early Western Orientalists presented Prophet Muhammad as a mistaken person to the founder of Islam and antichrist, but this is continually refined by academic advancement. Although Europeans now have a more realistic view of Islam and its Prophet, some historical biases persist, such …
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