Sazetak

Abstract

The first part of the paper presents the concept of Muslim tradition on the basis of which the religious-theological understanding of the dialogue is derived. Further in the paper, in a more comprehensive context, the dialogue is positioned and articulated from the point of view of the theology of moral ('ilm al-ahlaq), according to which the dialogue can be understood and experienced as the communication between the man and the animal world. This communication of the man with the animal world is exemplified through instances taken from the sacred history of the Muslimsand theological reflections are made on the basis of the narrative about the meeting of the blessed Sulaymn and the ant as well as on the conversation of Sulaymn with the bird Hudhud (English: Hoopoe). Finally, the thoughts about the dialogue and e e, i.e. the animal world, as well as about bioprotectionist understanding of life are presented, primarily from the viewpoint of the Muslim theology of moral.

Keywords: tradition, dialogue, theology of moral, Ant, Hud Hud, bioprotectionism.