The Sacred Rupture: The 'Group Is Pure Transgression' as the Catalytic Core of Anwar Frangi's Thought.

Chaza Hatoum; Jana Al Danaf

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18657375

February 16, 2026Open Access

The Sacred Rupture: The 'Group Is Pure Transgression' as the Catalytic Core of Anwar Frangi's Thought.

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The article aims to explore a foundational maxim of Anwar Frangi’s Thought and its role in unifying various disciplines.
Development of a foundational maxim from Anwar Frangi’s philosophy
Structural analysis to link multiple domains of thought
Discussion of implications across philosophical, political, legal, criminological, and theological areas
Clarifies the unity of Frangi's philosophical and political theories
Highlights the interconnection between legal and criminological frameworks
Demonstrates how theological concepts inform his overall thought

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This article develops one of the eleven foundational maxims of Anwar Frangi’s Thought and provides a structural key to the unity of his philosophical, political, legal, criminological, and theological system.

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