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The Dialogue Between the Prophet of God Moses and Haron peace be upon them in the Holy Quran: An Objective study

Mahmoud Al Dahan

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Dialogue is a human phenomenon and a societal reality. Where human society finds dialogue, the common denominator between humanity is language, through which the needs of human beings are expressed, at least between two. Dialogue may be at its highest level, The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) came to the highest point in the dialogue between the noble prophets of the prophets of Israel, Moses and Aaron, peace be upon them, because the nature of any meaningful dialogue leads to interaction and participation between its two sides.  Thus the meaning of the dialogue is achieved only with the objective or purpose to be achieved first.  There is no dialogue when there is a party that dictates its will to the other, so dialogue is one of the most important means of calling according to God.  It has lofty meanings and noble purposes Muslim scholars and thinkers consider dialogue   an important  means of scientific, social, and religious interaction that is marked by moderation detached from debates, arguments, and completions which are terms often seen in contrast with dialogue.  Today, we need to apply the basics of dialogue which are already tackled by Islam.

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Dialogue is a human phenomenon and a societal reality. Where human society finds dialogue, the common denominator between humanity is language, through which the needs of human beings are expressed, at least between two. Dialogue may be at its highest level, The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) came to the highest point in the dialogue between the noble prophets of the prophets of Israel, Moses and Aaron, peace be upon them, because the nature of any meaningful dialogue leads to interaction and participation between its two sides.  Thus the meaning of the dialogue is achieved only with the objective or purpose to be achieved first.  There is no dialogue when there is a party that dictates its will to the other, so dialogue is one of the most important means of calling according to God.  It has lofty meanings and noble purposes Muslim scholars and thinkers consider dialogue   an important  means of scientific, social, and religious interaction that is marked by moderation detached from debates, arguments, and completions which are terms often seen in contrast with dialogue.  Today, we need to apply the basics of dialogue which are already tackled by Islam.

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Dialogue is a human phenomenon and a societal reality. Where human society finds dialogue, the common denominator between humanity is language, through which the needs of human beings are expressed, at least between two. Dialogue may be at its highest level, The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) came to the highest point in the dialogue between the noble prophets of the prophets of Israel, Moses and Aaron, peace be upon them, because the nature of any meaningful dialogue leads to interaction and participation between its two sides.  Thus the meaning of the dialogue is achieved only with the objective or purpose to be achieved first.  There is no dialogue when there is a party that dictates its will to the other, so dialogue is one of the most important means of calling according to God.  It has lofty meanings and noble purposes Muslim scholars and thinkers consider dialogue   an important  means of scientific, social, and religious interaction that is marked by moderation detached from debates, arguments, and completions which are terms often seen in contrast with dialogue.  Today, we need to apply the basics of dialogue which are already tackled by Islam.

Key concepts: Humanity, Meaning (existential), Islam, Epistemology, Sociology, Interfaith dialogue, Moderation, Philosophy

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