In early Islam, Muslims of Madīna held relations with the Jews more than any other religious nominations, beginning with friendship and then ending up in conflicts. From the viewpoint of Kashf al-Asrār, the reason for the likes and dislikes is rooted in the references made in the authentic Torah to the appearance of the Prophet (S.A.W) and in the self-interests of the Jewish scholars and chiefs of religion.
Sargulzā’ī, &. (2007). A Review of the Relationship of the Jews with Holy Prophet (S.A.W) from the Viewpoint of Tafsir-i Kashf al-Asrār. MISHKAT, 26(1), 70-83.
MLA
‘Alī Sargulzā’ī. "A Review of the Relationship of the Jews with Holy Prophet (S.A.W) from the Viewpoint of Tafsir-i Kashf al-Asrār". MISHKAT, 26, 1, 2007, 70-83.
HARVARD
Sargulzā’ī, &. (2007). 'A Review of the Relationship of the Jews with Holy Prophet (S.A.W) from the Viewpoint of Tafsir-i Kashf al-Asrār', MISHKAT, 26(1), pp. 70-83.
VANCOUVER
Sargulzā’ī, &. A Review of the Relationship of the Jews with Holy Prophet (S.A.W) from the Viewpoint of Tafsir-i Kashf al-Asrār. MISHKAT, 2007; 26(1): 70-83.
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