Toward an Inclusive Theology

Majd Subih

doi:10.3828/jlcds.2026.11

August 6, 2026Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies

Toward an Inclusive Theology

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The aim is to investigate how disabled Arab American Muslims reinterpret Islamic theological perspectives on disability.
Qualitative analysis of narratives from nine disabled Arab American Muslims
Examination of classical theological texts and personal experiences
Analysis of the interplay between theology and personal identity
Participants challenge traditional views linking disability to moral failings
The blending of theological and personal narratives fosters a sense of belonging
Classical texts significantly influence self-understanding and identity formation

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Qualitative analysis examines disability perspectives in Islamic theology among disabled Arab American Muslims, suggesting transformative reinterpretation.

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