Publisher's Synopsis
THIS COMPREHENSIVE STUDY INTRICATELY delves into the multifaceted realm of atheism, meticulously tracing its historical roots, backgrounds, and the diverse stages it has undergone throughout its existence. While acknowledging the historical passages that have played pivotal roles in shaping atheism, the primary emphasis is placed on its contemporary context, particularly manifested in the writings and speeches of new atheists. The analysis aims to reveal the nuanced stances that these atheists adopt towards Islam and Muslims. Beyond merely exploring historical evolution, the study meticulously examines the contemporary discourse surrounding atheism, shedding light on its intricate interactions with Islam. Through an exploration of past historical passages, the writing aspires to provide a nuanced understanding of the layers atheism has acquired over time. Furthermore, the research incorporates evidence from the Quran and philosophical arguments articulated by Muslim theologians and philosophers. The scope encompasses insights from thinkers from various religious backgrounds and philosophical schools, offering a comprehensive view of the subject.
The book unfolds through three main chapters, each housing several sections and parts, offering a structured exploration of the subject matter. The chapters collectively contribute to a holistic understanding of atheism's evolution and contemporary intersections with Islam.