伊本Ḥazm Al-Anṣārī和古兰经ān 2256:“在宗教中没有强迫。”

IF 0.5 3区社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Oriens Pub Date : 1996-03-11 DOI:10.1163/18778372-03501004

Michael Lecker

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当先知Muḥammad来到麦地那时，Najjār的阿姆鲁·伊本·哈兹姆还是个小男孩。从几十年后一位愤怒的贵族妇女的评论中，我们可以得出这样的结论:“阿姆鲁是由犹太人班吉l-Naḍīr抚养长大的。”当他们被驱逐出麦地那的时候，阿姆鲁和他们一起去了。他后来回到麦地那，十七岁时成为先知在Najrān的总督。

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‘Amr Ibn Ḥazm Al-Anṣārī and Qurʾān 2,256: “No Compulsion is there in Religion”

‘Amr ibn Hazm of the Najjār was a young boy when the Prophet Muḥammad came to Medina. From a remark made several decades later by an angry aristocratic woman it may be concluded that ‘Amr was raised as a Jew by the Jewish Banū l-Naḍīr. When they were expelled from Medina, ‘Amr, then a body of eleven, went with them. He later returned to Medina and at seventeen became the Prophet’s governor in Najrān.

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