
Islamic Theology and the Problem of Evil
Dianna Wray
Safaruk Chowdhury.
AUC Press, 2021.
“The problem of evil broadly conceived is the challenge of attempting to reconcile the existence of evil and imperfection in the world with commitment to the positive existence of justice, goodness, and harmony.”
—From Islamic Theology and the Problem of Evil
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