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Nasr’s approach feels deeply philosophical and reflective. I'm curious whether this was driven by contemporary debates or a personal passion for understanding the faith's core.

The blend of history and philosophy made the concepts more tangible, but I wonder if others found it accessible or dense.

The selection of topics feels intentionally curated. I wonder what guided the focus—was it based on what is most misunderstood or most central to the faith?