Qualitative analysis explores the role of Esack's framework in addressing social inequality, highlighting liberation theology and ethical responsibility.
Key Points
Esack advocates a liberationist reading of scripture, urging ethical action against social inequality.
The research identifies three core components of Esack’s hermeneutics, emphasizing marginalized voices in interpretation.
Historical consciousness and engagement with socio-political realities are central to Esack’s approach.
The findings contribute to Islamic hermeneutics by linking scripture interpretation to commitments to social justice.