The Original Texts of Islamic Philosophy From Al-Kindi to Muhammad Iqbal
| Author: | Al-Allaf, Mashhad | |
| Year: | 2021 | |
| Pages: | 724 | |
| ISBN: | 1-4955-0892-7 978-1-4955-0892-9 | |
| Price: | $379.95 + shipping | |
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Dr. Mashbad Al-Allaf presents and interprets the ideas and philosophy of the major figures of Islamic philosophy, interpreted by Dr. Al-Allaf.
Reviews
"It is important in a book like this to point to the impact of science on philosophy. Especially to the new concepts introduced by science in relation to mathematics, time, and infinity as related to the philosophical issue of the eternity of the world and the Qur'anic concept of time. In addition, to the new scientific concepts related to space, motion, and matter, as related to the very concept of inertia; were Muslim scholars had difficulty accepting the reversed law of inertia presented by Aristotle in a static universe, while the Qur'an stated clearly that everything is in a continuous motion in a dynamic world view."
From the Preface
From the Preface
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Intellectual Elements
Chapter 1: The Epistemological Paradigm
Chapter 2: Islamic Theology ('Ilm Al-Kalam)
Chapter 3: The Movement of Translations into Arabic
Chapter 4: The Philosophy of Jabir Ibn Hayyan
Chapter 5: Al-Kindi
Chapter 6: Ar-Razi
Chapter 7: Al-Farabi
Chapter 8: Ibn Sina (Avicenna)
Chapter 9: The Rise of Sufism
Chapter 10: Al-Ghazali
Chapter 11: The Less Famous Philosophers and Thinkers in Islamic Civilization
Chapter 12: Islamic Philosophy in Spain
Chapter 13: Ibn Bajja (Avempace)
Chapter 14: Ibn Tufail
Chapter 15: Ibn Rushd (Averroes)
Chapter 16: Mulla Sadra
Chapter 17: Ibn Taymiyya
Chapter 18: Muhammad Iqbal
Chapter 19: Criticism of Philosophy in the Islamic Culture
Chapter 20: Concluding Remarks
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Intellectual Elements
Chapter 1: The Epistemological Paradigm
Chapter 2: Islamic Theology ('Ilm Al-Kalam)
Chapter 3: The Movement of Translations into Arabic
Chapter 4: The Philosophy of Jabir Ibn Hayyan
Chapter 5: Al-Kindi
Chapter 6: Ar-Razi
Chapter 7: Al-Farabi
Chapter 8: Ibn Sina (Avicenna)
Chapter 9: The Rise of Sufism
Chapter 10: Al-Ghazali
Chapter 11: The Less Famous Philosophers and Thinkers in Islamic Civilization
Chapter 12: Islamic Philosophy in Spain
Chapter 13: Ibn Bajja (Avempace)
Chapter 14: Ibn Tufail
Chapter 15: Ibn Rushd (Averroes)
Chapter 16: Mulla Sadra
Chapter 17: Ibn Taymiyya
Chapter 18: Muhammad Iqbal
Chapter 19: Criticism of Philosophy in the Islamic Culture
Chapter 20: Concluding Remarks
Bibliography