Abstract
<p>Abû Zayd was born on july 1, 1943 in a village called Tanta, the provincial capital of al-Gharbîyah, Egypt. Abû Zayd is very concerned with the study of the Koran. Several important works were written <em>al-Ittijâh al-‘Aqlî fî al-Tafsîr: Qad</em><em>îyat al-Majâz ‘ind al-Mu‘tazilah al-Wasat</em><em>îyah</em> and <em>Naqd al-Khit</em><em>âb al-Dînî</em>. intellectual adventure Abû Zayd peaked when he wrote a short treatise as one of the main requirement professor appointment at the university of Cairo. Abû Zayd has given the feel of a more powerful, though that’s not easily penetrate the fortress-establishment of religious understanding which is wrapped in the name of Islam. The most obvious influence of Abû Zayd’s thought is in epistemology level of reviewing and interpreting the Koran. Which has been much less touched by classical interpreter.</p>
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