APUNTES SOBRE EL LEGADO JUDEOCRISTIANO ETÍOPE EN LA CONFORMACIÓN PREHEGIRIANA DE UNA ESCATOLOGÍA PROTOCORÁNICA

Authors

  • Ricardo Abad Universidad Eclesiástica San Dámaso

Keywords:

Etiopía, Período pre-hegiriano, Judeocristianismo, Escatología, Meca, Sur de Arabia, Henoc, Corán, Pre-Hegirian period, Judeo-Christian, Eschatology, Mecca, South Arabia, Koran

Abstract

Aproximación al legado abisinio o etíope en el diseño, previo a la Hégira (622 d.C.), de lo que entendemos como escatología islámica. El objetivo es proporcionar una serie de apuntes con la finalidad de comprender que la escatología judeocristiana, representada por la colonia etíope residente en Meca durante los siglos VI y VII d.C., representa muy probablemente la fuen- te de la que emana el trasfondo apocalíptico presente en el Corán.  Palabras clave: Etiopía. Período pre-hegiriano. Judeocristianismo. Escatología. Meca. Sur de Arabia. Henoc. Corán.

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In this article I attempt to make an approach to the Ethiopian or Abisinian legacy in the Pre-Hegirian design (622 AD) of what we assume as islamic eschatology. My purpose is to provide a series of notes, in order to under- stand that the Judeo-Christian eschatology, represented by the Ethiopian community of Mecca during the sixth and seventh century AD, is the most probably source of the apocalyptical background in the Koran.

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Published

2015-07-21

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Abad, R. (2015). APUNTES SOBRE EL LEGADO JUDEOCRISTIANO ETÍOPE EN LA CONFORMACIÓN PREHEGIRIANA DE UNA ESCATOLOGÍA PROTOCORÁNICA. Revista ITÁLICA , 1(1), 47–56. Retrieved from https://www.upo.es/revistas/index.php/italica/article/view/1534

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2015): Revista ITÁLICA 1.1

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