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Moral Dissonance

Faith, Reason, and Authority

A critical examination of revelation, authority, ethics, textual clarity, chronology, ritual practice, and divine justice within the Islamic tradition.

Book cover for Moral Dissonance: Faith, Reason, and Authority by Dami Usttaz, featuring a contemplative split stone face, geometric circles, and faint multilingual manuscript textures on an ivory background.

Overview

Moral Dissonance is a critical examination of claims concerning revelation, authority, ethics, textual clarity, chronology, ritual practice, and divine justice within the Islamic tradition. Drawing upon Qur’anic passages, hadith literature, classical commentary, historical reconstruction, and philosophical reflection, the book considers how inherited certainty interacts with textual complexity and changing moral and intellectual frameworks.

Scope

  • Chronology and revelation
  • Creation and accountability
  • Authority and legal structure
  • Textual integrity
  • Repetition and clarity
  • Logic and interpretation
  • Moral tensions
  • Divine justice
  • Tradition and coercion
  • Miracles and contested narratives
  • Ritual practice and textual structure

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Critical Reason Publishing

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