Hallo Experten,
folgendes Zitat von Mohamed Hashim Kamali gibt mir Rätsel auf.
Es stammt aus einem Artikel über das Verhältnis der Taliban zum Thema „Schönheit“, der 2001 in Al-Ahram Weekly veröffentlicht wurde. http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2001/536/in7.htm
Idolatry is repugnant to the dogma of Islam, but it is wrong to extend the same logic to decorative art, which is appreciated for its beauty and perfection. God speaks of perfection and beauty in His own creation (XXXVIII: 88) and encourages believers to appreciate and enjoy the beauty and comfort of which they have a share in this life (VII: 32; XXIX: 77). According to a saying of the Prophet Mohamed, „God is Beautiful and He loves beauty.“ The Prophet also said in a hadith that „God has prescribed beauty upon everything,“ which means that every one should strive to discover and realise beauty. To underscore the message further, the Prophet said, „God loves it when a worker undertakes a work and he does it to perfection.“ Perfection is manifest in artistic beauty and in human endeavour that seeks to achieve excellence. The pursuit of excellence is highly recommended at all times and places, be it in the home, in the neighbourhood or the mosque; indeed everywhere.
Die dort zitierten Koranstellen kann ich allesamt nicht verifizieren.
Übrigens: Auch das Zitat „God is Beautiful and He loves beauty“ kann ich in den Hadith nigendwo entdecken. Angeblich soll es aus dem Sahih Muslim stammen.
Kann mir jemand Aufschluss darüber geben, wie es sich damit verhält?
Danke für Aufklärung sagt
Burkhard