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Asar Akademik Araştırmalar Dergisi, vol.1, no.2, pp.2-15, 2022 (Peer-Reviewed Journal)
As God creates man as well as all the creatures, Islam
defines man well both in identity and alterity. Muslims with the help of their
religious resources, can border up the religious identity as well as the
alterity. Moreover in history the Muslim praxis defined the alterity wisely. In
fact, the term Islam or submission in
a sense can be considered as a social key term for a peace-maker society. Especially
thanks to this word, Muslims could display both the receptive constructions and
particular outlooks towards the others. In this article with the
phenomenological framework, we will deal with the Muslim perception of other in
critical hermeneutical perspectives. One of the urgent remarks that we have
achieved that the self- critical consciousness can arises from the stigma of
being represented as alterity. Then we have discussed the hermeneutics of
alterity within the inclusivistic Qur’anic approach.